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Did You Know?

You have a specific time frame to file a wrongful death lawsuit.
Each state has its own "statute of limitation" which defines the time from during which a lawsuit must be filed. Traditionally, the statute of limitation is 1-3 years, depending on which state you live in. A claim, even a valid claim, may be denied if it is filed after the statute of limitation has run out.

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	News about Litigation cases in Texas and nationwide: FTC Announces Workshops on Merger Investigation Joseph J. Simons, Director of the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Competition, today announced a schedule and agenda for public workshops on m... Read more > Legal Decisions, Legislation & Nature Influence Federal Court In fiscal year 2005, the workload of the federal Judiciary was affected in part by Supreme Court decisions, new legislation, and a force of nature.... Read more > Four Current or Former KPMG Partners Settle SEC Litigation Relating To Xerox Audits Washington, D.C., Feb. 22, 2006 - The Commission today announced that all four remaining defendants in an action brought against them and KPMG... Read more > More Litigation News >

Litigation Terms

Today's Terms

Docket

Definition:
A docket is a collection or log of court proceedings.

En-banc

Definition:
Court sessions with the whole membership present rather than the usual quorum is called en banc or ?full bench?. U.S. courts of appeals participate in panels of three judges and are then said to be sitting en banc.

Common law

Definition:
Common law is the type of legal system the United States is based on. Common law originated in England and is based on judicial decisions rather than legislative action.

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