Settlement v. Trial
Legal experts on the internet often get asked "Should I settle my case?" The question is, occasionally, preceded by either a long and rambling set of mostly irrelevant facts or, on the other hand, just…
July 2012
Excerpt From the Guerrilla Guide to Legal Research – Legal Forms
The following post is a small section of the Guerrilla Guide to Legal Research which is in the final stages and should be released in the next week or so. How to Research and…
What To Do If Your Lawyer Quits
There are really 4 different types of people who represent themselves: 1) People who choose to proceed without a lawyer These people believe that they can represent themselves as good as an attorney or make…
The Importance of Discovery
Many people representing themselves in court, known in legal parlance as pro per or pro se, think that once they file the lawsuit then all they need to do is show up at the hearing….
How to Get the Guerrilla Guides
The Guerrilla Guides to the Law keep climbing the charts on Amazon, one of them is now up to #5, another is at #12, and the third is climbing fast. The Guerrilla Guide to Legal…
Guerrilla Guides Are on the Amazon Kindle Top 100 Lists
Thanks to you, the Guerrilla Guide to Written Discovery and the Guerrilla Guide to Picking a Jury are #37 and #66 in the top 100 bestsellers in their respective categories! We're proud of our work…
Now Available: The Guerrilla Guide to Settling Your Car Wreck Case
The third eBook in the Guerrilla Guide to the Law series is now available through the Amazon Kindle store as well as in PDF format through RebellionBooks.com. The Introduction to the book explains the purpose…