Showing posts with label Litigation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Litigation. Show all posts

Saturday, April 21, 2012

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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Making Your Patent Case Easy to Understand - Rich Beem and The Lincoln School of Patent Litigation

www.beemlaw.com Chicagopatent attorney Rich Beem explains a concept he calls The Abraham Lincoln School of Patent Litigation. Patents can be very technical and complicated. To be successful in litigating your patent matter, Rich Beem goes by 3 simple rules to make an effective case. To start, you need to present your case in plain English. Judges and jurors are not on cases based on their technical merits. To know everything about every type of product is impossible, that's why presenting your case in simple, plain English is useful and necessary. Lining up your facts in a certain order to tell a story is classic Lincoln, and helps the people you're trying to convince understand your matter. Secondly, giving simple exhibits is best. When showing a pen to a jury is much more simple and effective than showing the machine that makes a pen and explaining it -- do so. Showing an actual product helps people understand and connect your points with the product. Lastly, Rich Beem suggests a sense of humor. Making a patent trial boring and technical is neither fun, nor helpful for your case. You can make patent law exciting and interesting! Watch the video to learn more. For more information about patent law and my firm, visit our educational website at http where you can view testimonials from our happy clients. If you have legal questions, I want you to call me at (312) 201-0011. I welcome your call Beem Patent Law Firm 53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Suite 1352 Chicago, IL 60604-3787 ...



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Sunday, October 30, 2011

The General Steps a Personal Injury Litigation Case Follows

Personal injury litigation follows the same steps as any civil litigation case including:

Pleading

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  • Complaint or petition The plaintiff files a complaint outlining the case against the defendant. The complaint requests payment of damages.
  • Serving the summons (Service of Process) The defendant receives notification of the lawsuit and a time limit to respond. The court now has jurisdiction over the case.
  • Answer The defendant responds to all aspects of the complaint by admitting, denying, or stating insufficient evidence. At this point the defendant may also provide arguments to show that he or is not liable.
  • Counterclaim and responses The defendant may raise a claim against the plaintiff (for example, holding the plaintiff liable for damages, not the defendant). The defendant answers the counterclaim admitting, denying, or stating insufficient evidence and argues why the counterclaim is not valid.

The General Steps a Personal Injury Litigation Case Follows

Discovery

Both parties in the injury litigation case disclose relevant information and documents before trial through interrogatories or requests for admission, depositions (oral interviews under oath), and production and inspection of documentation.

Pre-trial motions

Lawyers may enter motions to resolve the case, such as:

  • Summary judgment-undisputed facts compel a ruling without trial
  • Motion to dismiss-lack of material facts require dismissal of the case
  • Default judgment-lack of defendant response or appearance prevents defendant from contesting the case and the court rules on damages

Trial

Trial begins with jury selection (except in a bench trial when only a judge rules). Lawyers give opening statements. Each side provides evidence and testimony, cross-examines witnesses, and presents closing arguments. The judge instructs the jury members and sends them to deliberate. The jury returns, rendering a verdict.

Judgment and appeal

If the plaintiff wins, the defendant receives a judgment ordering payment of damages. Motions for enforcement become necessary when the defendant does not pay. Either party may appeal the verdict, which refers the matter to a higher court.

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You should contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to schedule the initial consultation regarding your case. A lawyer will remain at your side throughout the legal process and help you cope with your unplanned personal injury.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Appeals & Post-Conviction Litigation

White collar crimes - There are significant opportunities for obtaining redress in the appeal/post-conviction process. Generally, a notice of appeal must be filed within ten days of the entry of the sentencing order. After notice of appeal is filed, the record must be requested from the court reporter. The record includes all of the documents filed with the clerk's office in the case, as well as a verbatim transcript of all trial and other hearing testimony. The defendant is required to pay the cost of production of the transcript or record of trial. When the transcript or record is produced, it is filed with the district clerk and forwarded to the appropriate circuit court of appeals. Shortly after receipt of the record, the court of appeals will issue a briefing notice to the attorney for the appellant (previously defendant).

The appellant's brief is a written document that contains all requested relief, and arguments in support of relief requested. The appellant files the brief with the circuit court of appeals and serves a copy on the federal prosecutor's office. The federal prosecutor has a limited number of days from receipt of the brief to submit his or her response. When the prosecutor submits his or her response, he or she is required by the Rules of Procedure to serve a copy upon the appellant's counsel, and appellant's counsel has to submit a short reply brief. In some cases, after receipt of all the briefs, the circuit court will set the case for oral argument and will decide the case after hearing such argument. In other cases, the circuit court will make its decision based only on the briefs filed.

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If the relief requested in the circuit court is not obtained, there is the option of proceeding to the Supreme Court on a writ of certiorari. However, it is important to understand that the Supreme Court reviews a very small percentage of the cases presented to it for this discretionary form of review.

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After the appeals process has run its course, the writ process is an avenue for obtaining redress. After the circuit court rules denying relief requested or the Supreme Court denies discretionary review, a defendant/appellant has the opportunity to file in the district court a petition for writ of habeas corpus arguing that constitutional rights were violated during the trial. The district court reviews the petition for writ of habeas corpus and any determination by the district court is subject to review at the circuit court at appellant level as well.

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