Nov 29, 2023

If you find yourself in federal court, where a significant number of employment lawsuits end up, the first thing that will happen is there are some disclosures you will have to make to the other side. This is part of the discovery process, and we’re breaking that process down for you into a couple of podcast episodes....

Nov 22, 2023

What does a motion to dismiss mean for you and your employment case? Is it a cause for panic?

A motion to dismiss is a potential hurdle that plaintiffs face as defendants seek to have their case entirely or partially dismissed. Receiving a motion to dismiss is not uncommon in litigation, occurring about 25% of the time....

Nov 15, 2023

What should you do when the defendant requests an extension of the deadline to respond to your complaint? Your initial reaction might be frustration or even anger. But, as Tom explains, this is a common occurrence and often happens as a matter of course.

In this episode, Tom guides you through the intricate details of...

Nov 8, 2023

We continue our series breaking down each stage of a civil court case in this episode. Tom highlights the importance of understanding the language used in court, which often seems foreign to those who aren't familiar with legal procedures. He emphasizes the need to familiarize yourself with legal terms such...

Nov 1, 2023

You’ve filed the complaint for your employment lawsuit. What happens next? The process of serving the complaint is your gateway to alerting the defendant to the lawsuit and ensuring they understand the gravity of the situation. Understanding this step and its proper execution is absolutely vital to the outcome of your...