What Does a Civil Complaint Consist Of?
A civil complaint initiates a lawsuit, where one person or entity claims to have been harmed by another person or entity.
What To Do When Your Lawyer Has A Drinking Problem
When a lawyer can’t manage your case because of a drinking problem, consider how this affects your case, and think carefully about ways you can handle it.
If You’re A Pro Se Plaintiff, This Manual Is For You
To help the pro se plaintiff reach the best possible outcome in their cases, this manual will provide insights into essential areas of the law.
Big Judicial Salaries, Low Workloads, And The Pro Se Litigant
Once a pro se litigant plops down his court fees, high paid judges, particularly in the federal system, don’t give their cases the time they need.
U.S. Courts Are Dismissing Too Many Cases And Violating The Constitution
U.S. courts are dismissing lawsuits too frequently, and in doing so, they are violating the Constitution by denying the right to jury trials.
What Does The Judiciary Have Against The Sixth Amendment?
Another judge disrespects a pro se litigant, this time by not allowing a criminal defendant his Sixth Amendment right to self-representation.
Perspectives On “A Right To Free Lawyers For Civil Litigants”
Two civil litigants share their experiences of self-representation in the federal courts, and sound in on the notion of free lawyers for civil litigants.