Civil Litigation

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Every case is unique and there is no standard approach. It is very important that you speak to an attorney to get informed as to what the process is especially if you have already been sued or are considering filing a suit on your behalf.

Brief overview of civil matters

Overview

Typically a civil suit is stems from a dispute or incident between individuals and/or businesses where the plaintiff, party filing the action, is seeking to be made whole. In some cases, litigation is not the best option for resolving the dispute for a number of reasons: it will cost more to litigate the matter than what could be recovered, there are major weaknesses in the case, there is no remedy cognizable by law, or other factual issues that would make resolving the matter pre-litigation advantageous.  The goal of this process is not necessarily to go to court, but rather to reach a settlement that both parties can agree to. 

It should be noted however, that there are disputes that cannot be resolved amicably and litigation, or trial, is the only option. It is important that you retain an attorney that is prepared to handle your case from start to finish whether it settles or not. 

  • Business and commercial litigation: contract disputes, partnership disputes, real estate disputes and breach of contract claims
  • Employment disputes: claims of discrimination, sexual harassment, wrongful termination
  • Personal injury claims

Importance of taking action sooner than later

In New Jersey, civil matters are bound to time constraints known as statute of limitations. These statutes of limitations set forth how long a party has to file a lawsuit. If that deadline is missed than, with very few exceptions, the the party can never file a lawsuit regarding that dispute.

 

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