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What is “E-Discovery” In Regards to Employment Litigation? Once a lawsuit is filed and served on the other parties, the parties to the lawsuit start what is called the discovery…

What is “Discovery” and What is its Purpose in Civil Litigation? Once a lawsuit is filed and served on the other parties, the parties to the lawsuit start what is…

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What is a “Complaint” When Referring to Civil Litigation? A complaint initiates a civil lawsuit and sets forth the framework of the parties, claims, allegations, and remedies sought.  A complaint...

What is a Deposition and What is its Purpose in Civil Litigation? A deposition is sworn testimony given under penalty of perjury.  It has the same force and effect as…

What Are The Attorney Fees Typically Incurred by Employers in California Litigation? The fees and costs associated with any type of litigation will depend on a number of factors depending...

The filing fees for motions are set by the court.  Currently, for unlimited civil cases in Los Angeles Superior Court, the filing fee for motions or ex parte applications (other...

The costs associated with filing documents depend on a variety of factors, including, the type of document to be filed, number of pages (i.e., copying and fax filing costs), number…