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Litiscape is a place to discuss all aspects of civil and criminal litigation, from pending or historical cases to abstract strategy.

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Litiscape was built for practitioners and interested laypeople alike, as a resource for examining and learning about litigation.

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Litiscape was founded upon the belief that the judicial branch of government benefits from litigants, practitioners and judges who are well-informed.

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Litigation Discourse

At Litiscape, vigorous but civil debate is encouraged in an effort to allow the best-reasoned position to prevail. The court of public opinion is the presiding tribunal here.

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What is Litiscape?

A message forum dedicated to examining trends and notable developments in litigation - civil or criminal, domestic and international. Novel or unexpected rulings; unconventional yet effective arguments; procedural abuse and bad-faith tactics. All of these topics are worth discussing for those litigants, practitioners and jurists who confront them daily. Informed debate about the realities of the judicial system will lead to its improvement.

The right strategy is the key to victory in court.

Discuss litigation strategy and get feedback from other lawyers. Test your arguments against experienced litigators before implementing them on behalf of your clients.

Litigation matters.

From the trial of the century to a hard-fought legal battle of which most people may be unaware, discuss notable cases and rulings that shape the litigation landscape.

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Did the judge get it wrong?

Discuss unprincipled or capricious legal rulings. For litigators, nothing is more frustrating than seeing the better-reasoned position rejected by the Court due to bias or ignorance. Exposure and analysis of defective rulings may lead to their reduction.

Or did you?

The first step towards improvement is acknowledgement of a flaw. Maybe you were out-researched; maybe your opponent had a better grasp of the relevant facts. If your position lost and you can admit fault, discussing it here with experienced litigators can lead to professional enrichment along with the corresponding likelihood that your mistake(s) will not be repeated.

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Surveying the Litigation Landscape

Improving the Judicial System One Discussion At a Time