What is Civil Litigation? Civil litigation is the process of civil situations dealing with matters between individual or business relationships rather than a person vs. the government, a criminal matter. Civil situations can be described as a business contract dispute between corporations or in a conflict between individuals such as marriage.
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NY Certificate of Subscribing Witness
The New York notary certificate of subscribing witness is a document with which a notary public verifies the identity of an individual who has acted as a witness for the signing of a legal instrument. A “subscribing witness” is required by living trusts and other property transfers, and they must personally know the principal signer, witness the signing of the document, and sign as witness. Can be used for other types of documents, if needed.
Employment Contract for a Bilingual Receptionist & Secretary
A employment contract for a bilingual receptionist or secretary. The contract include employer providing phone for remote receptionist to answer. Termination and return of property are also included in the terms of the contract. State can easily be changed to use in any state or jurisdiction
Release of Promissory Note
Downloadable Release of Promissory Note Form
This is a release of promissory note form that is given to borrowers after they fulfill the terms of their agreement, often meaning the borrower paid back all owed principal and interest.
Motion to Continue Jury Trial Due to COVID
A Motion to Continue Criminal Trial due to Concern over the pandemic. In a case where jury pool is hard to come by, a motion to continue the jury trial until pandemic slows down and the jury pool grows.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY COMPLAINT (ADMIRALTY)
Little-known wrinkle in Federal Admiralty & Maritime Law allows potential defendant to limit his potential liability to the value of the subject vessel. **Extremely useful to insurance/subrogation lawyers.