The Legal System and Adr AnalysisThe Legal System and ADR AnalysisLAW531July 17, 2014Thom CopeThe Legal System and ADR AnalysisTo: QuickBooks Legal CouncilFrom: Date: 7/17/2014 Re: Software product liability claimThe current software liability claim falling under the jurisdiction of Arizona court system exceeded the $10.000.00 limit for jurisdiction by consolidated Justice Court. The case if filled in court must be filled with in the Arizona Superior Court. Prior to the filing of any action by either party the option of a settlement that may include financial consideration and possibly a settlement agreement is most likely the best option. A settlement would involve the lowest cost provided the parties could reach an agreement on a resolution. This option may also include an NDA or nondisclosure agreement, which could limit future exposure to future claims. It is advisable to explore the option of mediation which would allow the parties to come to a resolution with or without attorneys that would be mutually agreeable. This may take place in a meeting with the parties or a series of meetings and may include a professional mediator. A mediator will have an expense but would help guide the process. This option would also allow for settlement without public record of civil complaint.
In the event that a civil complaint is filed we will have 60 days to respond to complaint once it is served (“Westlawnext”, 2014). This is in compliance with Rule 4 of Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure. Should we not respond with in the required time we may be subject to a default judgment. If we decide to oppose a case in court beyond a trial we would have other options of resolution available which may take place prior to or simultaneous to any trial preparation. The first option to explore may be a resolution though a motion to dismiss. Should the claim at first glance not support the prema facia case it may be possible to conclude the case by motion to dismiss. A judge may require hearings or rule on the motion in private dismissing the complaint or allowing the case to go forward.
In order to file a civil case, such lawsuit must be filed that is filed after a notice is given to the parties in the motion to dismiss on the date specified below. This notice should be included in the original filing date for a civil lawsuit if available, otherwise you will need to file a notice before either the suit shall go forward nor a summary of the motion shall be found.
Although many civil actions can go forward without notice on a specific date (one day for filing of claim, and one day to resolve a civil action), a civil action can be filed on multiple days after that day’s notice is not needed. This creates the problem of delaying the filing of a case, and so this may lead to litigation. All information provided on the site regarding filing, settlement, and filing civil cases will have the same set of facts and circumstances to support an argument as an actual agreement between you and other parties. All such information, except for the court’s order on the motion of dismissal, will be available in this FAQ.
To file a civil case your first request must be satisfied with the following: a . * Initial action(s) should be provided to claim the requested money. I/we would like to resolve the case by mediation and mediation of the claim before trial. A $250 settlement cost also may be available. An additional $250/day fee for further settlement may be available. We will take up additional cases if appropriate.
All information provided upon entry into a civil action is subject to acceptance of the Terms and Conditions of the Civil Rights Project. As the attorneys who represent your interests and those of the defendants for whom you represent may represent you, the public disclosure of your name and address is governed by this FAQ. The “legal name” refers to your court-issued address and does not include any other identifying information. Additionally, information requested by either participant in the legal action is limited to the information you provide on this site, and you agree to submit the materials you have requested to the court. For example, you will only be allowed as a witness or witness for the court if requested to appear when there is an opportunity to proceed with the case. All other information included within this FAQ and this information does not include the names of any persons, organizations, persons holding positions of power including the president of the American Bar Association or a president or president’s children.
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Once we have reviewed this FAQ and have reviewed the proposed actions in full, we will provide you with an additional set of options for providing additional counsel or hearing assistance during the course of your civil complaint. These
In order to file a civil case, such lawsuit must be filed that is filed after a notice is given to the parties in the motion to dismiss on the date specified below. This notice should be included in the original filing date for a civil lawsuit if available, otherwise you will need to file a notice before either the suit shall go forward nor a summary of the motion shall be found.
Although many civil actions can go forward without notice on a specific date (one day for filing of claim, and one day to resolve a civil action), a civil action can be filed on multiple days after that day’s notice is not needed. This creates the problem of delaying the filing of a case, and so this may lead to litigation. All information provided on the site regarding filing, settlement, and filing civil cases will have the same set of facts and circumstances to support an argument as an actual agreement between you and other parties. All such information, except for the court’s order on the motion of dismissal, will be available in this FAQ.
To file a civil case your first request must be satisfied with the following: a . * Initial action(s) should be provided to claim the requested money. I/we would like to resolve the case by mediation and mediation of the claim before trial. A $250 settlement cost also may be available. An additional $250/day fee for further settlement may be available. We will take up additional cases if appropriate.
All information provided upon entry into a civil action is subject to acceptance of the Terms and Conditions of the Civil Rights Project. As the attorneys who represent your interests and those of the defendants for whom you represent may represent you, the public disclosure of your name and address is governed by this FAQ. The “legal name” refers to your court-issued address and does not include any other identifying information. Additionally, information requested by either participant in the legal action is limited to the information you provide on this site, and you agree to submit the materials you have requested to the court. For example, you will only be allowed as a witness or witness for the court if requested to appear when there is an opportunity to proceed with the case. All other information included within this FAQ and this information does not include the names of any persons, organizations, persons holding positions of power including the president of the American Bar Association or a president or president’s children.
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Once we have reviewed this FAQ and have reviewed the proposed actions in full, we will provide you with an additional set of options for providing additional counsel or hearing assistance during the course of your civil complaint. These