Motion for Summary Judgment Admissible Evidence Rule 56 allows a party to a civil lawsuit to motion for summary judgment on a claim, counterclaim, or cross-claim on the ground that there is no genuine dispute of material fact and the movant is entitled to judgment as...
Plaintiff’s Motion for Summary Judgment Denied Don’t let your case end this way. A motion for summary judgment is a big hairy monster lurking in the dark ready to jump out and destroy your case. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a plaintiff or...
Why would a Plaintiff file a of Motion for Summary Judgment? A motion for summary judgment is among the most significant motions that can bring a civil case to an abrupt end. Owing to its potential effect on a case, it is important that parties know how it...
What Happens if you Lose a Motion for Summary Judgment Don’t let your case end this way. A motion for summary judgment is a big hairy monster lurking in the dark ready to jump out and destroy your case. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a plaintiff or...
What Happens after a Motion for Summary Judgment is Granted The justice system can be confusing and intimidating at times because of how complex and vast it is. There is so much terminology to get to grips with that cases can become a bit mind-boggling. One such term...
What happens after a motion to dismiss is denied? You were in a car accident a while ago, which didn’t seem to result in that much damage to the other car or driver; but, now you’ve been sued by the other driver. Although you don’t deny that you...
