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Perhaps you’ve just been served a subpoena requiring you to give a deposition in a lawsuit. What is a deposition, and how does a deposition work? A deposition is a court-mandated testimony during the discovery phase of a civil lawsuit. Those served with a subpoena must provide this testimony, which will be used for the...

If you’ve sustained an injury, doctors or practitioners may require upfront payment before performing medical services. A letter of protection can help those suffering from an injury pay for their medical bills, when they would otherwise not be able to do so. If insurance companies refuse to cover your bills or perhaps you don’t have...

If you were in a car accident, no-fault insurance guarantees compensation for any injury sustained up to a certain limit. It does not matter who was at fault under a no-fault auto insurance policy. No-fault insurance is also known as personal injury protection (PIP) insurance. States mandating no-fault insurance are known as no-fault states. As...

After a personal injury accident, the ensuing legal process can be a lengthy and complicated ordeal. In the early stages of what is known as the discovery process, both parties exchange information and evidence. Even before trial begins, disputes often arise—if one party refuses to cooperate with a request for information, the opposing side may...

To someone unfamiliar with the legal process, a deposition can be an intimidating experience. A deposition entails the subpoena of a witness interviewed under oath. A court reporter present during a deposition will transcribe the verbal responses of the proceeding. The written transcription can then qualify as evidence in a future trial. The rules and...