Free Sample Lawsuits

Below are lawsuit examples for many different types of lawsuits.

Sample Complaints: Examples of Lawsuits

• Tort Complaints (malpractice, birth injury, accident, product liability, strict liability, legal malpractice, slip and fall)
• Breach of Covenant Not to Compete (employment law)
• Property Damage
• Racial Discrimination
• Sexual Battery (unwanted touching by a doctor)
• Criminal (bid-rigging, price-fixing)
• Divorce

Breach of Contract

• Breach of Contract (real estate lawsuit)
• Breach of Contract (fiduciary duty)

The first selection above provides sample personal injury lawsuits from this website which is consistent with the mission of this website to educate other personal injury lawyers.

Today, everyone and their mother has model lawsuits on their website but it is fair to say we did it first.

Anyway, as a result, we get requests for a variety of different types of sample legal complaints. Accordingly, we have decided to expand our mission just a bit and provide this resource. We don’t stand by these. All we really did was just pull them off the Internet!

Again, none of these were filed by our law firm, (although we do handle sexual battery claims involving health care providers).  Instead, they are just a collection of different types of “lawsuit papers” that have been suggested to us or that we found from Internet searches. If the demand for this page is high, we will continue to add new complaints to it.

We post these because it is pretty amazing how few sample lawsuits there are online.  Many of what we have found are very poorly done.  We are not vouching for what we have linked to but we pull out the highest quality complaints that we could.

Note on Our Practice

Our firm specializes in handling serious and fatal incidents involving accidents, malpractice, and product liability in Baltimore, Maryland and around the country. We focus exclusively on cases that involve physical personal injury or death and do not take on criminal or divorce cases.

This comprehensive repository aims to support and educate lawyers and individuals navigating the complexities of legal disputes. By offering these resources, we hope to enhance understanding and preparation for those involved in or considering legal action.

Samples are really helpful. But make sure you are competent to handle the case before agreeing to move forward.  But make sure you are competent to handle the case.  Otherwise, you are doing a disservice to the client and you further legal malpractice premiums.  Our lawyers have have a lot of diverse legal experience yet we still would not have a clue how to handle a criminal or a divorce case.