Lawsuit Discovery


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What is Lawsuit Discovery?

Defending a Lawsuit    |    Filing a Lawsuit
STEPS OF A LAWSUIT
Step 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5
Plaintiff files COMPLAINT and SUMMONSDefendant files ANSWERFact finding occurs through DISCOVERYAny and All MOTIONSPossible JUDGMENT, MEDIATION or SETTLEMENT is entered.
Common Motions
A TRIAL may occur when settlement is not reached.

In the litigation process, once the complaint and answer has been filed and the lawsuit begins to develop, the next stage is the fact finding process known as Discovery. During Discovery, each party will filed a series of requests with the opposing party known as interrogatories (asking the opposing party to answer questions), production (asking for documents to be produced) and admissions (asking the opposing party to admit or deny questions). The party must then respond to the Discovery in a given time period. If the party continually fails to answer such requests, a Motion to Compel may be filed with the Court asking the judge to make the party comply with the Discovery requests.


At Northwest, we serve as registered agents for service of process in any State for our clients to help you keep your lawsuit complaint more private.
As your agent, your complaint will come to us instead of you, and we then upload the full scan of the complaint into your online account immediately. No more nasty visits to your workplace or home. You can view more about our services for whatever state you're in below.

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