Want to sue someone? Learn how to file a lawsuit, assess your case, explore alternatives, and navigate the legal process. Tips from real lawyers.

Workplace defamation is when someone publicizes a false statement that harms another person. Written defamation is called libel. Spoken defamation is called slander.

Suing a veterinarian for malpractice can be costly. If you’re determined to pursue litigation, it may be worth looking into free or reduced-cost representation.

Can I sue a foreign defendant? Learn how to navigate international lawsuits, including establishing jurisdiction and serving a defendant abroad.

Confused about plaintiff vs. defendant? Discover the key differences, easy memory tricks, and real-life examples in this quick guide.

Can you file a lawsuit against a restaurant following an injury sustained within the establishment? Find out what critical steps you must take to support your claim.

The infamous McDonald’s coffee case is frequently cited as an example of a frivolous lawsuit, but the case is widely misunderstood. Learn the real story.

The common steps in a personal injury lawsuit, from filing a complaint to appealing a judgment. Learn what to expect from your civil case.

Inmates can sue a jail or prison for negligence, but they face certain obstacles that non-inmates don’t face when filing a lawsuit.

A vehicle loses value after an accident, even if you get it repaired. Crash history will lower its resale value, so shouldn’t that be added to post-accident compensation?