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This form is a sample plaintiff's motion for partial summary judgment on the issue of liability in personal injury case involving an automobile accident.
Filing this motion can help clarify the issues, potentially speed up the process, and may help in negotiating a settlement.
Yes, you can usually appeal the denial of a motion for partial summary judgment, but it’s a bit tricky and best to discuss it with a lawyer.
If the judge grants the motion, some key facts will be established, which can make your case stronger and might even streamline the trial.
Yes, both the plaintiff and the defendant can file their own motions. It’s all about showing what you believe the undisputed facts are.
You'll need strong evidence, like documents, witness statements, and expert opinions, to prove that there are no genuine disputes about the facts.
Usually, the motion needs to be filed after discovery is completed but before the trial starts. It's best to check with your lawyer for the exact timeline.
A motion for partial summary judgment is a request to the court to rule that certain facts are undisputed, so that part of the case can be decided without going to trial.