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Apresentação, good morning, glad to have you here with us today, I hope you enjoy it as much as us and
let’s have fun. Could you talk a little bit of yourself? What do you do? What is your field experience?
How long have u been doing that and why?

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OUR GUEST

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What we will cover today, if you want to participate intervene you can lift your hand and speak to us or
make a question in the chat. We hope you to participate and ask questions, also you can give your
experience in a particularly case that is difference in Brazil.

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Matheus

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Here it is how it looks like preceeding before a civil trial, we will talk about all of that.

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So, at first, we have exploratory conversation, it is the first thing that someone must do to sue a person.
Right, talk to a lawyer? The attorney discusses in general terms the legal alternatives available and
usually asks for an opportunity to conduct an independent investigation to assess the value of the claim.
This meeting is known as an exploratory conversation.

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Matheus

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Here we are talking about HOW DO I KNOW THAT SOMEONE IS SUEING ME? And how I reply that.

1) served by a process server or sheriff.

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MATHEUS

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Ok, lets talk about discovery, I loved it … it kind cool (like in the movies, I guess)

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MATHEUS

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So I Guess we covered all preceeding before a civil trial, right? Now we are talking about what we love
LITIGATION baby.

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Lets talk about trials, Trials involve the staging of a confrontation between the plaintiff and the
defendant as contradicting witnesses, and arguments collide in a courtroom in accordance with
procedural and evidentiary rules.

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Lets see if we covered all of that.

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Here we have a picture of subpoena.

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Matheus

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Additur and Remittitur

Depois

● Both state and federal judges, with the consent of the plaintiff, can reduce unreasonably high
jury verdicts. - remittitur.

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Finally we are at Judgment and Execution. A judgment is awarded after the trial court has ruled on
posttrial motions. Appeals are made from the court’s entry of judgment. Either party (or both) may
appeal from a trial court’s judgment to an appellate court.