Oley Valley Students Settle First Amendment Lawsuit
First Amendment, Lawsuit, Updates
Every American has the right to free speech under the First Amendment. That's why Cornerstone Law Firm is glad to announce that our clients, three students in the Oley Valley School District, have had their voices heard in their recently settled…
What is a "Plaintiff?"
Lawsuit
In today’s post, we continue our series on litigation terminology, helping you to understand the various terms used when you’re involved in a lawsuit. Today’s question is, “What is a plaintiff?”
The word “plaintiff” is the…
Default Judgment
Lawsuit
When you fail to respond
to a lawsuit filed against you, the court will grant the other party whatever
relief they were seeking in their Complaint. This is known as a “default
judgment.” In this post, we’ll discuss default judgments,…
How Much Time Do I Have to Answer a Lawsuit in Pennsylvania?
Lawsuit
If you’ve been served with a lawsuit in Pennsylvania state court, you generally have about 30 days to respond to the Complaint (more on that below). You have only 21 days if you are sued in federal court.
The first documents that…
Sued for Credit Card Debt in the MDJ
Lawsuit
If you’ve been served with a lawsuit by a credit card company in a Pennsylvania Magisterial District Court, it’s important for you to act fast. Credit card companies often sell their outstanding balances to investment companies, which…
What is Litigation?
Lawsuit, LitigationWhat is litigation? What does it mean when a lawyer says that he or she is a litigator?
A litigator is someone that represents individuals or companies in lawsuits. This includes the entire process from filing a lawsuit all the way through…
When to Settle Litigation
Lawsuit, LitigationWhen you are locked in litigation with a foe, one of the most important things to determine is when the time is appropriate to settle litigation, even if it means compromising your overall claim. When you first file a complaint and start a lawsuit…
Jurisdiction: Can they sue me here?
LawsuitWhen you’ve been sued, a number of thoughts can rush through your head. How can I resolve this case? How can I get rid of the claims that I’m facing? Do I have the ability to sue the other side back?
As important as all of these questions…