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  • What is litigation?

    Litigation is the process of resolving disputes within the court system. It includes several stages, such as filing a lawsuit, exchanging information, and possibly going to trial.


    Key steps in the litigation process include:


    • Filing a Complaint: This is the legal way of stating, "You wronged me, and I want it fixed."
    • Negotiation: Parties may attempt to settle the dispute without going to trial.
    • Mediation: A neutral third party assists the parties in reaching a settlement.
    • Arbitration: An informal process where an arbitrator makes a binding decision.
    • Discovery: A formal exchange of information between the parties.
    • Trial: A courtroom proceeding where the parties present their arguments.
    • Appeal: A process to challenge a court's decision.

    Litigation can be expensive, and it is unlikely that a party will recoup all of their legal costs. Get in touch with us at Bolgrien, Koepke & Kimes, LLC Attorneys at Law.

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