... Los Angeles, California
... Chicago, Illinois
... Orlando, Florida
... Los Angeles, California
... Oklahoma City, OK
... Los Angeles, California
... Miami, Florida
... Phenix City, Alabama
... Jacksonville, Florida
... Chicago, Illinois
... Miami, Florida
... Alta Loma, California
... Atlanta, Georgia
... Buffalo, New York
... Cincinnati, Ohio
... Reno, Nevada
... Tampa, Florida
... South Yarmouth, Massachusetts
... West Jordan, Utah
... Cumberland, Wisconsin
... Belfast, Maine
... Tampa, Florida
... Batesville, IN
... Newark, Delaware
... Arlington, Washington
... Pahrump, Nevada
... Columbus, Ohio
... Roswell, Georgia
... Coronado, California
... Huntersville, North Carolina
... Nikiski, Alaska
... St. Louis, Missouri
... North Conway, New Hampshire
... Charlotte, North Carolina
... Bend, Oregon
... Utica, New York
... Jacksonville, Florida
... Steubenville, Ohio
... Staughton, Massachussets
... Abingdon, Virginia
... Crawfordsville, Indiana
... Henderson, Nevada
... Olympia, Washington
... Kanab, Utah
... Eureka, Montana
... Beltsville, Maryland
... Arvada, Colorado
... Bruce Crossing, Michigan
... The Dalles, Oregon
... Great Barrington, Massachussets
... Des Moines, Iowa
... Augusta, Georgia
... Harpersfield, New York
... Springville, New York
... Madison, Wisconsin
... Decatur, Alabama
... Richmond, California
... Dallas, Texas
... Tucker, Georgia
... Waltham, Massachusetts
... Stockton, California
... Pahrump, Nevada
... Reno, Nevada
... Seattle, Washington
... Brooklyn, New York
... El Paso, Texas
... Norman, Oklahoma
... Omaha, Nebraska
... Pasadena, Maryland
... Wilson, Wyoming
... Los Angeles, California
... Knoxville, Tennessee
... Olympia, Washington
... Guymon, Oklahoma
... Sacramento, California
... Albany, Georgia
... Houston, Texas
... Palm Harbor, Florida
... Mundelein, Illinois
Complaints
Alleging What Plaintiff Must Prove
Complaints
Complaints allege what the plaintiff must prove to win.
The Complaint is the most important document in a lawsuit.
The Complaint alleges facts.
The Complaint does not and cannot rove anything.
But, it must be done carefully, because what it alleges will form the backbone of the entire case.
The Complaint has three essential elements.
It is not a story.
It is not a legal argument.
It is not a letter to the judge.
It is a "legal tool" that must do three (3) things you will learn how to do in this class.
Class Includes:
- Complaints in General
- Petitions
- The Three Parts
- Types of Complaints
- Complaint Components
- Single-Count Complaint
- Multi-Count Complaint
- Discovery by Complaint
- Pleading Paragraphs
- Conclusion
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