Motion for Summary Judgments and Response to the Motion for Summary Judgments

Motion for Summary Judgments is a motion moved when a party to a lawsuit requests the court to decide the case in favor of the party making the motion during pre-trial stage. In such lawsuits person who files the motion for summary judgment is known as moving party. A motion is filed along with other documents which support the motion to be passed. These supporting documents are—

• affidavits;
• depositions;
• admissions;
• declarations;
• answers to interrogatories; and
• brief or memorandum including main arguments and facts.

However, the defense could raise an objection by affidavits or written declarations or through authorities that there are facts having triable issues. And if there lies any such issues which can go for trial such motion could be denied and the case will proceed for trial. After a motion for summary judgment is filed, opposite party can file a response to the motion, which gives the opposite party the chance to raise arguments and support it with evidence which can show that a material question of fact exists.

Gracious offers legal services which include preparation of the motion for summary judgments. Our team of highly qualified professionals has exhaustive experience in various areas of law. However, we are extremely cautious about the matter of data security since we work on highly classified data and so we adhere to ISO 27001, i.e., which has the highest level of data security parameters.

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