Civil Litigation Archives - Peter W. Evans, Attorney At Law, LLC

Steps In A Civil Lawsuit In Portland, ME

March 30, 2020 By admin

When you have done everything you can, sometimes a civil lawsuit is the next step. Nobody wants to file a lawsuit, but it becomes necessary in some cases. The process for filing a civil lawsuit requires a number of steps before the parties actually get in front of a judge. In many cases, suits … [Read more...] about Steps In A Civil Lawsuit In Portland, ME

Seeking Protection From Harassment in Portland, ME

September 3, 2019 By admin

A marriage that ended badly. A business partnership that dissolved less than amicably. A sore loser in a lawsuit. An obsessed coworker. Or your child who’s constantly harassed in and out of school. Whatever the circumstances, Maine law offers protection from harassment for you and your … [Read more...] about Seeking Protection From Harassment in Portland, ME

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