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How to resolve disputes without litigation
Propose negotiation.
Instead of going through a lengthy trial, you can try to resolve the dispute yourself by negotiating with the other party. Negotiation frequently occurs when an insurance company is involved in a lawsuit, but you can use negotiation to settle almost any dispute.

OUT: By negotiating a settlement, you and the other party can also avoid the unpredictability of trial. You can propose negotiation by calling up the other party and asking if they would be willing to try and negotiate a resolution to the dispute.

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How to start a letter to a judge
Choose your materials.
A professional-looking letter should by typewritten on good-quality paper and signed in pen. Normal white 8.5 " x11 " printer paper is acceptable.

OUT: You can also find " resume " or " business " paper, which is typically slightly heavier and off-white in color. When typing your letter, choose a business-appropriate font that is easy to read.

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How to sue for infringement of digital intellectual property
Understand what constitutes infringement.
Copyright grants you certain exclusive rights in the work you create. You can license other people to do those things for you, but generally others cannot copy or distribute your work without your knowledge.

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You have copyright in your work the moment you set it down so that other people can see, read, or hear it. You don't have to mail a copy to yourself or anything like that.