Civil Litigation

Wronged? Civil Litigation Puts the Law to Work for You.

Breach of contract, fraud, property disputes, and business torts — civil litigation holds wrongdoers financially accountable. Know your litigation rights.

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16M+
Civil cases filed in US courts each year
$0
Initial case evaluation with a civil litigation attorney
3–6 yrs
Typical statute of limitations for most civil claims

Know Your Rights

Understanding your legal situation is the first step to protecting your rights and getting fair compensation.

1

What Civil Litigation Covers

Civil litigation encompasses disputes between parties seeking money damages or specific performance rather than criminal penalties. Common cases include breach of contract, fraud, negligence, business disputes, defamation, and property damage.

2

The Civil Litigation Process

Cases begin with a complaint, followed by the defendant's answer, discovery (evidence exchange), pre-trial motions, potential mediation, and if unresolved, trial. Most civil cases settle during discovery or before trial. An attorney manages each stage.

3

Calculating Your Damages

In civil cases, recoverable damages include compensatory damages (to make you whole), consequential damages (foreseeable losses), and in some cases punitive damages (to punish egregious conduct). An attorney quantifies your full loss and fights for every dollar.

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