Scott Dodson, UC Law San Francisco
Scott Dodson is a distinguished professor of law at UC Law SF and director of the Center for Litigation and the Courts.
litigation
As A Pro Se Litigant, Beware Of Form Over Substance
You may think legal forms are saving you time and money but beware — they’re not the saving grace the courts want you to believe.
5 Things Self-Represented Litigants Learned The Hard Way
We talk to self-represented litigants regularly. Learn 5 things they wish they’d known before they entered the courtroom.
Litigation: Expectations vs. Reality
Learn some of the common misconceptions about the litigation process versus the reality of how your case may unfold.
8 Myths About Self-Representation In Real Court That Need To Be Quashed
Litigation is complex, but you can do it as long as you discard your myths about the process, the people involved, and your own preparedness for real court.
Can’t I Just Fill Out The Court Ordered Form?
A court ordered form may be good for simple matters. But when you represent yourself in real litigation, get Courtroom5. In which category is your case?
When In Doubt, Remember None Of Us Are Perfect
It’s easy to feel like a loser when you find yourself in litigation. But to win, you must get over it and remember none of us are perfect.