At Courtroom5, you’ll learn to represent yourself effectively with animated video courses and live workshops. Build the skills you need to navigate the civil claims process. Learn to succeed at each stage of litigation. Understand civil procedure and the law.
Courses
Civil Litigation 101 covers:
• The Complaint Stage
• The Answer Stage
• The Discovery Stage
• The Trial Stage
…and more
Introductory Legal Skills covers:
• Developing A Legal Strategy
• Basic Legal Writing
• Crafting A Legal Argument
• Court Protocol
…and more
Introduction to Civil Procedure covers:
• Civil Procedure at the Complaint Stage
• Civil Procedure at the Answer Stage
• Civil Procedure at the Discovery Stage
• Civil Procedure at the Trial Stage
…and more
Legal Resources & Authorities covers:
• Statutes, Codes and Rules
• Appellate Opinions (Case Law)
• Local Rules
• Course Handbook
…and more
Workshops
Attend frequent live or self-serve workshops on popular litigation topics, to fill any gaps left by the courses. Workshops provide one-hour lessons on a single topic. The sessions are either live, providing an opportunity to interact with instructors and other members, or videotaped so you can watch and listen at your own pace.
How to Slay in Court Without a Lawyer (with infographic, offered as a free training)
• Avoiding the most common errors pro se litigants make
• The Triangle Framework for analyzing your case
• The formula for successfully managing a civil case
Not Judge Judy’s Court (with infographic)
• Managing a civil case as a pro se litigant
• The civil litigation process: theory versus practice
• Using the Courtroom5 tools to supercharge your case
• Oral argument and settlement negotiations for pro se litigants
Finding Legal Authorities (with infographic)
• Determining the legal issues relevant to your search
• Find cases and statutes that speak to the issues
• Capturing cases and statutes for easy citation and summary
Case Killing Motions (with infographic)• The Motion for Default Judgment
• The Motion to Dismiss
• The Motion for Summary Judgment
• The Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law
…more to come
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