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How to Handle an Unreasonable Opposing Party
Transparency and patience are important concepts when dealing with an unreasonable opposing party in a lawsuit. By being upfront about your position, evidence, and willingness to negotiate, you can signal that you're not playing games or hiding information.
The Best Lawyers Seek and Obtain Training
Michael Jordan had a trainer. Canelo Alvarez has a trainer. Roger Federer had a trainer.
Why do so many lawyers think they don’t need training? They do.
We are aggressive about our professional development and stay on the cutting edge of the art and science of trial advocacy.
Bundy Law Personal Injury Success Highlights
Our trial lawyers have obtained extraordinary settlements in catastrophic injury and other civil justice claims.
Contempt of Court
A contempt charge is a very serious matter and should not be taken lightly by either side, as the accuser has a high burden of proof and the accused faces potential jail time.
The 5th Amendment and Family Law
A large part of considering whether or not to assert the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination is about risk-assessment. If a protective order has been filed against you or if a divorce or family law case has been filed accusing you of domestic violence or child abuse or neglect, then you have been accused of criminal activity.
The Lawyers that Judges Call
Bundy Law’s three partners have captured the most prestigious, exclusive accolades in the world
Why File First?
The most important reason to file first is that the person who files first almost always gets to speak first in court.
Emergency Custody
To request emergency custody of a child, the person seeking the emergency must be able to show that an emergency order is necessary because the child is in harm's way and will likely be irreparably harmed if the emergency is not granted.
Making Voluntary Disclosures
Evidence for each case should be organized and prepared for disclosure to the other side.
Ideals versus Reality
We are hyper-aware and equipped to deal with the lowest level of gamesmanship and deception that the opposition can muster. In every case, we work to provide our clients with the best private resolution possible. When we are in court, we make the strongest case possible, uncompromised by the status quo, local politics, or substandard practices.
Trial may cost less than a bad settlement
When you are considering settlement in a family law case, you need to think about different kinds of costs: the cost of trial and the future cost and consequences of a settlement that is less than ideal.
Getting Around Hearsay
Day-to-day conversations are called "out-of-court statements," and many of those statements fit the definition of hearsay.
How to Answer Bad Questions
There are several concepts that are important for every potential witness to understand in order to have a level of comfort with giving testimony. There are many factors that can impact your credibility.
How to Testify Well
There are several concepts that are important for every potential witness to understand in order to have a level of comfort with giving testimony. There are many factors that can impact your credibility.
How We Handle Cases
All legal disputes are ultimately about facts. For any fact that is important to a case, there is more value establishing that fact through the opposing party than proving that same exact fact through you, the client.