Civil Litigation

Do You Think You Need Legal Representation?

Sometimes, the only way to get a resolution in a matter is through civil litigation. In these situations, it is always in your best interest to speak with an attorney right away regarding your legal issues. By scheduling a consultation with an attorney, you can at least get a better understanding of the civil litigation process and your rights.

Typically, if you think you need a lawyer, chances are you do. You may be wondering what a civil litigation attorney can do for you. The legal system is rife with nuances that require special attention from an experienced attorney. Our firm has been serving the Beverly Hills area since 2006 and can help you reconcile your case with the best outcome for you.

Why We’re The Right Choice

Civil litigation is hardly ever a one-size-fits-all. With over 15 years of experience, our firm has the compassion and expertise to execute your case for the best possible outcome. Our firm places itself among the best civil litigation firms based on the rapport we’ve built with our clients.

You are never alone to determine the litigation process or the next best step. Once we are retained as your legal counsel, we are available for whatever you need. We understand the litany of changes that can arise from court procedures and are experienced in pivoting when needed.

Upfront and always honest, our firm will not sugarcoat any advice or analysis of your case. If we believe it will be a tough road ahead, you are the first to know. While that doesn’t necessarily mean that we shouldn’t proceed, it does mean that your voice is just as important as our expertise. If it doesn’t seem worth it to you, then we won’t proceed.

We become a team from the moment you retain us during your free initial consultation. As a team, we plan together. We move together. We win together.

Does Your Case Fall Under Civil Litigation?

Any case outside of a criminal case will fall under civil litigation. Typically, whenever an entity sues another entity, usually for money, it will fall under civil litigation in California. Civil cases can fall into different categories depending on the amount of money involved.

The categories are as follows:

• Limited civil case — also known as a general civil case, will involve any amount up to $25,000
• Unlimited civil case — this type of case falls outside of the definition of what is considered a limited civil case as set by the Code of Civil Procedure sections 85 – 86.1. This type of case involves amounts over $25,000. Other disputes included under the unlimited civil cases umbrella, such as
  • Resolving the title to real property
  • Cases calling for civil restraining orders
  • Requests to change your name or your child’s name

• Small claims case — This type of civil case is filed in small claims court and includes amounts up to $10,000.
• While the above list covers the general terms of each type of case, there may be exceptions. For example, in small claims cases, you can sue in any amount up to $5,000 if you are a business, but if you are a sole proprietor, your industry may also be a factor.

It is important to contact an experienced civil litigation attorney so that you are aware of all of your options.

Put Our Experience To Work For You In Your Civil Action

An attorney can ensure you are not liable for excessive damages fees. Conversely, if you have suffered damages due to another’s negligence or carelessness, your attorney can fight to recover the total amount of damages you are entitled to. At Manavi Law Group, APLC, we will make sure that your legal rights are protected.

Manavi Law Group Sets A High Bar For Beverly Hills, California

Regardless of the particular details of your legal matter, it is essential for you to work with an attorney who has experience and will fight for you.

A Manavi Law Group, APLC attorney, can help you every step of the way. To schedule your confidential consultation with our firm, call (310) 4159-499 or contact us online today.

Works Cited

Judicial Council of California. “Basics - Money_selfhelp.” www.courts.ca.gov, 2024, www.courts.ca.gov/1061.htm?rdeLocaleAttr=en.