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{{Template:Legal Help Guide TOC}}Many legal disputes between individuals are resolved by one party | {{Template:Legal Help Guide TOC}}Many legal disputes between individuals are resolved by one party ''suing'' the other. Clients in BC may have the following legal questions or problems relating to lawsuits: | ||
* [[I am being sued—what should I expect?]] | * [[I Am Being Sued — What Should I Expect?|I am being sued—what should I expect?]] | ||
* [[I need to take someone to court—what's the process?]] | * [[I need to take someone to court—what's the process?]] | ||
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Many legal disputes between individuals are resolved by one party suing the other. Clients in BC may have the following legal questions or problems relating to lawsuits:
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