Litigation Crash Course with Attorney Steve®

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In this exciting episode of Litigation Whiteboard® Attorney Steve® provides a basic over of the litigation process (focusing on California law), and discussing the general steps of litigation and the three main phases of a state or federal court lawsuit.

Topics discussed in this video include:

1. Alternative Dispute Resolution ("ADR")
2. Demand letters (you do not always need to send them, but in some cases you DO, One example is the California Legal Remedies Act ("CLRA") where you must send an initial "notice of cure" letter, and if not, you may not be able to seek your attorney fees.
4. Jurisdiction and venue:
5. Service of Process
7. Case management statement and CMC (conference)
9. Scheduling conference
13., Counterclaims
16. Discovery (interrogatories, request for admission, request for production of documents)
18. Protective Orders
22. Settlement conference
23. Motion in limine
24. Trial
25. Appeal

This video is general legal information only and not legal advice, In every case you need to also consider your rules of Court, local rules, judge's own rules and other rules that may apply. This is NOT an exclusive list and there are many more things that can pop up in litigation such as law and motion.
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[skyblueadventures-filipina]

Its important to point out: A request for production is only served on the parties of a lawsuit. A subpoena is served on non parties, such as a party's bank.

[daniela.youngsr.]

enjoyed your video. Pro se litigant, taking my 4th case to court.

[Brkprsn]

I’m a filing paralegal explaining to my girlfriend what I do. This is great.

[bethbaegrace]

Thank you for this video. Not a single person out here in YouTube land like you. I used this to better understand the documents at my new job as a district clerk!

[helenakrizek]

Well presented, easy to understand. I am Pro Se litigant, so all this is very helpful. Thank you.

[Gunpowdermaniac]

I've been pro se in 5 civil cases, 1 criminal/citation case, 1 family court case, and 1 probate case. I should have become an attorney 😂😅. This video is everything i had to learn on my own in over 4 years of researching and trail and error. The biggest help to me was videos just like this and also setting in on other cases, as well as downloading many motions, looking at format, and reasonings behind them being filed in similar cases. Excellent video sir! A+

[TradDad]

Thank you for all the videos. As someone taking over GL claims for my employer this really helps.

[NikkiKim-jg]

I'm a foreigner going through a lawsuit in California and this video helped me so much to understand how things work. Thank you SO MUCH!!

[raindropsonroses]

Thank you so much for this. I’m a legal assistant who switched from disability law to litigation and it’s been overwhelming. This is SO helpful.

[jonstonebraker]

Hi Steve I used this video to help me understand the litigation process for a college course. Great content thank you for sharing your experience!

[CherTherese]

Love this guy!!! Thanks for the videos and the humor that goes with it. Makes learning so much more interesting.

[kerolossaeid]

Thank you so much. This video is very helpful. My only concern that if you can add a caption option to your videos so I can read and listen at the same time, This will be better to me because English is my second language. Thanks again.

[STEVEUPINNH]

Thank you steve for all of your hard work! I’ve learned a lot from you preparing for a civil case as (unfortunately) as pro se…

[leggslarou]

You are awesome I enjoy your videos they are full of useful information and not boring!:)👍

[elainenilsson]

I love your videos. I'm not even a lawyer.

[jfitz]

Thanks for going over both State and Federal. I am trying in both for the same cause. A lot of shenanigans to be sure.

[hardiemartellgarnett]

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You For This Crash Course.

[fontanaboyscouts]

thank you for all these videos. i just finished my first year of law school last month and i plan on becoming a solo practitioner someday. i am grateful for you making these practical videos!

[운한서]

A great lecture. This well organizes my scattered knowledge of the litigation procedure. Thank you very much!

And I like the idea of hanging the boxing gloves there. Lol.

[legal_beagle]

Atty. Steve… aspiring Paralegal, this was so detailed and helpful!! I’m binging you!!