UNITED STATES Civil Litigation and Trial Practice

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Introduction

Litigation in the United States often presents unique challenges. Each of the fifty states have their own laws and regulations. On top of this, certain matters, such as copyright and trademark matters, are within the jurisdiction of the Federal courts.

Sometimes the parties can elect to file a lawsuit in either federal or state court. Other times matters are submitted to arbitration.

Unlike many other countries, in the United States most civil litigants have the right to trial by jury. An American jury is normally 12 persons drawn at random to listen to all the evidence and who render the final verdict and often fix the damages to be awarded to a Plaintiff.

Whatever, the situation, the attorneys at Capp & Associates can frequently assist by providing either direct representation or working together with local attorneys should need be.

Capp and Associates can represent their international clients on hourly rates, for flat fees and also on contingency-that is on a no -win no fee, percentage recovery basis.

Our practice encompasses all court and trial work including the following:

• Business, contract, corporate and partnership disputes
• Collection of debts and accounts receivable
• Personal injury and medical malpractice
• Intellectual property, copyright, trademark and unfair competition lawsuits
• Enforcement of judgments, including overseas judgments

For further information and a free initial consultation please contact Mr. Capp directly  on 888-558-6275 for an interntaional business lawyer.

The information contained in this site is provided free of charge. It is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitution for obtaining legal advice from an attorney licensed in your state. The transmission of information on this website is not intended to create, and its receipt does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. For personal legal advice, please consult your California business lawyer.