How AI Can Help Self-Represented Litigants (Despite Its Very Real Limitations) In previous posts, we’ve explored the significant problems with artificial intelligence in legal settings—and those concerns are genuine and serious. AI tools have been caught fabricating case citations, inventing legal precedents that never existed, and mischaracterizing what real cases
Now comes the fun part. You get to research your causes of actions. You’re laying out your facts in chronological order. We’ve talked about causes
In our last post we talked about identifying causes of action as part of the lawsuit planning process. Since we anticipated that your next question
Finally!!! You’ve done it! You’ve planned your lawsuit. Well part of it anyway. You’ve identified the parties. You’ve picked the court where you want to
Once you’ve identified the parties- that is decided who you want to sue and why, it’s time to think about what court you want to
While it may sound far-fetched, sometimes, one of the most important things you need to decide is who to sue. Now granted, this topic applies
Planning Your Lawsuit – Whether You’re Suing or Being Sued When we see people asking questions about representing themselves in lawsuits, whether it be on