Mediation vs. Trial in Mississippi: How to Choose
Most Mississippi civil cases settle. Mediation is how. Here's what mediation looks like, what trial looks like, and the trade-offs between them.
Insights, guides, and legal resources for Mississippi residents from attorney Bud Sheppard.
Most Mississippi civil cases settle. Mediation is how. Here's what mediation looks like, what trial looks like, and the trade-offs between them.
What Mississippi landlords must do — and tenants should know — about residential eviction: notice, filing, hearing, judgment, move-out date, and warrant for removal.
Categories of damages Mississippi recognizes in personal injury cases — economic, non-economic, and punitive — and how Mississippi's apportionment rules affect what an injured person may recover.
What happens after someone dies in Mississippi — opening the estate, notice to creditors, paying claims, and distribution. The probate process explained.
What expungement does, who is eligible, and how the process actually works in Mississippi. The statutory framework explained.
Crashes involving commercial trucks on Mississippi highways follow different rules than ordinary car accidents. Here's why.
What Mississippi tenants need to know about habitability, security deposits, lockouts, and the limits on what a landlord can legally do.
Without a will, Mississippi law decides who gets what. Here's what intestate succession looks like, what makes a Mississippi will valid, and why undue-influence challenges are common.
Injured in a slip and fall in Mississippi? Learn what you have to prove, the controlling Mississippi rule on notice, and the defenses property owners use.
Arrested for DUI in Mississippi? Here's what happens next — the traffic stop, implied consent, the 30-day court window, license issues, court process, and penalties.
Involved in a car accident in Mississippi? Learn the essential steps to protect your health, your rights, and your potential injury claim.