Legal problems that need to be resolved in court are called lawsuits. They are a way for people or organizations to seek protection against the negative effects of the harms produced by other people and their acts. In essence, they are tools for leveling the playing field between the cause and the affected.
A lawsuit is intended to help you in various ways, including the process of recovering damages or compensation for harm incurred, such as medical costs, lost wages, or pain and suffering, restraining someone from engaging in harmful behavior, or requiring someone to take particular measures. The objective of a lawsuit can change based on the details of the case and the parties involved, but it always aims to settle conflicts and seek justice. And there may be …
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