Legal disputes, particularly civil litigation, may entail a wide range of facts, issues, and laws that create an overall case rife with the potential for several twists and turns. Even the most seasoned litigators sometimes struggle to understand the final direction and potential conclusion of complex litigation. Procedural standards, evidentiary admissibility, burden of proof, cause of action, jurisprudence superseded by statutory provisions, and a variety of other issues can create major hurdles to the unprepared and inexperienced. As a result, the articles below, like all of the information on this website, are provided solely for informational purposes as an overview of various legal principles, with no suggestion that such information should be perceived, taken, or used as legal advice in any actual case. Prior to beginning