Law Advocate Group, LLP 
What is meant by government litigation? Different from other types of litigation, government litigation refers to disputes involving the government, in which legal considerations like sovereign immunity that are uncommon in private litigation can play a crucial role. Private litigants… 
Why Does A Case Go To Federal Court? The United States has two different types of courts: state courts and federal courts. It is important to know the distinction in order to understand why a case goes to federal court.… 
What do you do when your business is being sued? When your business is being sued, it can feel like all of the hard work of you and your employees is at stake. You will likely be notified of the… 
What is a commercial litigator? Commercial litigation must be approached with the correct resources for any chance of success. It’s a broad field and the lawyers who work in it are highly educated and practiced to excel in their specialties.… 
What is the difference between mediation and arbitration? Both mediation and arbitration are types of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), that offer alternatives to the costly and time-consuming litigation of a prolonged court battle. Although they each have a different approach,… 
Informal Discovery Conference For any business owner, litigation is a hefty investment. However, working with a good lawyer can significantly reduce your legal costs and save valuable time. New rules have established informal discovery sessions that may be used to… 
Is Your Small Business Safe From Litigation? Many small businesses fail after having to deal with litigation, which can be extremely costly. Larger companies, who have more resources and more protections, are often aware of this and use the threat… 
Legal Self-Defense Weapons in CA What is considered self-defense in California? Under California’s self-defense laws, it is permissible for you to stand your ground and act in self-defense when you: Believe to be in “imminent danger” of suffering bodily harm,… 
What is Bail? Bail is the sum of money a defendant must post with the court to be discharged. The money assures the court that the defendant will appear at all future court dates. Bail amounts vary based on the… 
4 factors in a breach of fiduciary duty claim If your organization has shareholders, it is common that a dispute will arise. There are many complexities to making sure shareholders are happy, from making the minority feel seen and heard… 
