As a citizen, you have the right to file a lawsuit against anyone if proper reason and evidence is presented. Below is a list of all the reasons which a person can be sued.

Personal Injury Lawsuit

A Personal Injury Lawsuits refer to a lawsuit where the victim is suing the citizen for dealing any physical damage/trauma to them, and wishes to seek compensation for the damage done to the victim's body. The more physical damage/trauma the victim, the more money the victim can get for compensation.        

     The minimum is $<TO BE SET> (Usually, these are for aggravated assaults such as knocking the victim out.)

     The normal is $<TO BE SET> (These are for assaults where the victim got a broken or fractured bone)

     The maximum is $<TO BE SET> (these are for assaults where the victim lost a limb or almost died)

Personal Mental Anguish Lawsuit

A Personal Mental Anguish Lawsuit refers to a lawsuit where the victim faced emotional distress due to the actions of the citizen that's being sued. An example would be defaming the victim and causing provable harm to their reputation. For these lawsuits, a psychiatrist will meet with the victim to determine how bad the mental damage the victim faced. From there that will determine how much the victim can get in compensation 

       The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

       The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Government Negligence/Abuse Lawsuit

A Government Negligence/Abuse Lawsuit refers to a lawsuit where the victim faced government negligence or abuse. This includes EMS officials refusing to treat the victim or messing up the operation which leads to lifelong issues, a PD officer misusing their baton/taser/pepper spray/firearm which caused more harm than needed to the victim, etc.

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Breach of Contract Lawsuit

A Breach of Contract Lawsuit is a lawsuit where either party broke an officially signed and legally bound contract. This means that someone broke the rules of the contract despite them signing their legal name to it.

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Employment Lawsuits

An Employment Lawsuit is a lawsuit where the victim believes they were mistreated in their place of employment. This includes any player-owned shops and factions.

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

A Wrongful Termination Lawsuit is a lawsuit where the victim believes they were fired illegally. This includes any player-owned shops and factions

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Civil Theft Lawsuit

A Civil Theft Lawsuit is a lawsuit where the victim believes their property was stolen from them and seeks financial compensation.

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Destruction/Theft of Property Lawsuit

A Destruction/Theft of Property Lawsuit is a lawsuit where the victim's place of living was damaged, destroyed or stolen from them. Examples include a player damaging their door or windows, destroying furniture inside or outside the property, stealing any furniture inside the place of living, etc. In this type of lawsuit, the victim seeks financial compensation.

      The minimum is $<TO BE SET>

      The maximum is $<TO BE SET>

Filling Out a Lawsuit

When it comes to filling out and setting up lawsuits, there are certain steps you must take. Follow the steps down below:

    1. Get in contact with any Lawyer. This includes Trial Lawyers.

    2. Meet with one at town hall, where you will provide your character's name, DOB, age, the defendant's (person being sued) information, and all evidence/reason you have to want to sue someone. 

    3. The lawyer will look through the evidence presented, and if they feel it is enough to go through with a stable lawsuit, they will accept the case and request a $<TO BE SET> payment upfront

    4. Once the payment is made, the lawyer will get in contact with other lawyers to set up a lawyer for the person you are suing and a judge on the case.

    5. 2-3 weeks after the lawsuit was filled, the lawsuit will be taken to court where a judge will be the one to choose if the defendant was/it guilty or not

Keep in mind, during those 2-3 weeks your lawyer will meet with you many times to set up a plan for what will happen within the court, as well as go over evidence and what they can and cannot use. They will also attempt to find more evidence to help you win the case.

This document was written by Zach