Frequently Asked Questions
What are the implications of a case being dismissed with prejudice?
Dismissal with prejudice has significant implications as it prevents the plaintiff from pursuing the same claim or lawsuit against the defendant in the future. It is a final and conclusive decision by the court, indicating that the case cannot be refiled.
Can a case be dismissed with prejudice without going to trial?
Yes, a case can be dismissed with prejudice without going to trial. This can occur if the court determines that the plaintiff's claim lacks legal merit or if there is a procedural violation that warrants the dismissal.
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