LITIGATION

What is the definition of litigation?

• The process of resolving legal disputes through court proceedings.

• The act of negotiating a settlement outside of court.

• The dismissal of a legal case due to lack of evidence.

• The act of filing a claim against someone.

Who is referred to as a litigant in the context of litigation?

• The judge presiding over a case.

• The person or entity bringing a legal action or defending against one.

• The legal representative of the claimant.

• The legal representative of the defendant.

Which of the following is an example of litigation?

• Negotiating a business contract.

• Drafting a will.

• Mediating a family dispute.

• ) Filing a lawsuit to seek compensation for personal injury.

To initiate a legal case by submitting a formal complaint to a court is to f............. a claim

Who is referred to as the "claimant" in a legal case?

• The person or entity bringing a legal action against another party.

• The party accused of wrongdoing.

• The legal representative of the defendant.

The party accused of wrongdoing is called d.......

What does it mean to "seek damages" in a legal case?

• To formally respond to a claim.

• To present evidence in court.

• To request compensation for harm or loss caused by the defendant.

• To negotiate a settlement outside of court.

The judge a................. us damages of $10, 000

What does it mean to "serve the claim" in a legal case?

• To deliver the legal documents to the defendant, informing them of the lawsuit.

• To formally respond to a claim.

• To dismiss a case due to lack of evidence.

• To negotiate a settlement outside of court.

How do parties typically "settle a claim" in a legal case?

• By withdrawing the case before it goes to trial.

• By presenting evidence and testimonies in court.

• By appealing the verdict to a higher court.

• By reaching an agreement outside of court, often involving compensation or other terms.