Trials are expensive and time-consuming and most courts have very full dockets. As a consequence, there’s a strong incentive to resolve legal matters short of trial, or to simplify matters so that trials are more efficient. This is frequently done through pre-trial motions. As a general rule, pre-trial motions fall into one of two categories:
At the conclusion of discovery, the Court will schedule a Non-Binding Arbitration, where a qualified Arbitrator will decide on the merits of your case. Either side can appeal the Arbitration Award by filing a request for a trial de novo with thirty (30) days of the Arbitration.
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