All Posts in "County Court Civil Procedure"

Accidents can occur at the most unexpected moments — on the road, on the job, in a store, or on a peaceful sidewalk in your community. While some injuries may turn out minor, and others may heal with a little rest and time, some injuries can linger and leave effects on your body, mind, and finances. When it comes to reaching out for legal help after suffering an injury due to another’s negligence, one of the most important things that you can do is know when to do so. Knowing when to contact a personal accident lawyer Columbus can make all the difference in the outcome of your case, ensuring that your rights are protected from the outset.

If you have suffered serious injuries, that is one of the most obvious reasons to call on a personal accident lawyer. This includes broken bones, head trauma, spinal cord damage, internal injuries,

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Joshua Brown by — April 17, 2025 in Application Proceedings In Civil Procedure

In the blink of an eye, a car accident can change your life. One minute, you’re carrying on with your day, and the next, you’re grappling with physical injuries, emotional stress, damage to your vehicle, and an unclear path to moving on. For many people in Cleveland, the red tape following a crash can be overwhelming in the wake of growing medical bills, missed work, and persistent calls from insurers. This is where an experienced Cleveland accident attorney can be a valuable resource. These lawyers will hit each and every element of the recovery method from the time the collision occurs to the moment compensation is obtained.

The very first thing to think about after a crash is your health. Getting medical help should always be your first priority, but after that, you should gently reach out to a trusted attorney. Cleveland car accident attorneys know that every moment counts

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Joshua Brown by — April 17, 2025 in Application Proceedings In Civil Procedure
Navigating the Legal Process for Small Claims Cases

Small claims cases are a popular option for individuals seeking to resolve disputes without the need for expensive and lengthy court proceedings. These cases typically involve lower monetary amounts and follow a simplified legal process. However, even in small claims court, it is important to understand the necessary steps and procedures to navigate the legal process effectively. In this article, we will provide an overview of the key steps involved in navigating the legal process for small claims cases.

1. Assess the Validity of the Claim

Before initiating a small claims case, it is crucial to assess the validity of your claim. Review any relevant documents, contracts, or agreements that pertain to the dispute. Determine if there is sufficient evidence to support your claim, such as receipts, photographs, emails, or witnesses who can testify on your behalf. It is essential to gather all the necessary documentation and evidence to present … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — January 23, 2024 in County Court Civil Procedure
3 Things Your Privacy Policy Should Have

3 Things Your Privacy Policy Should Have

In my last post I discussed why I think virtually every small biz website should have a privacy policy. This time, I’d like to discuss three things every policy should have, which I commonly find to be missing.

First, a quick run-down of the basic purpose for a privacy policy is in order. Privacy policies basically fulfill two functions. They: 1) tell visitors what information you collect from them (whether the collection is overt, such as through an email opt-in, or covert, such as through tracking cookies); and 2) what you will and will not do with the information.

Now on to the three things every policy should have (but often don’t):

A Notice About Tracking Cookie Usage. If you use third-party analytics or ad serving, then it is virtually guaranteed that your site places tracking cookies on your visitors’ computers. If you have any sort of “sign-in” functionality to … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — December 26, 2019 in County Court Civil Procedure

County Court Civil ProcedureThe Criminal Division has jurisdiction over all traffic instances and misdemeanor criminal cases. Guidelines for Admission to the Practice of Law : These guidelines govern the method for admission to the practice of law in West Virginia, which includes the approach for being admitted pro hac vice. The section will call for the court to consider such arguments when raised at permission and, exactly where the ‘highly most likely threshold’ is met, refuse permission unless the court considers it proper to do so for reasons of exceptional public interest.

Rule Transform 2013(15) amended Form 1, Summons,” of the Appendix to Chapters 1-17A of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure. Amendments are made to the rules in respect of transfer of situations, to need litigants engaged in disputes in regional courts to state the motives why a specific case need to be transferred to London for determination when the appropriate specialist … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — December 15, 2017 in County Court Civil Procedure