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The best source of data I could find comes from 2012 @ Court Statistics Project website.
The data suggests the District of Columbia as having the most lawsuits per capita. If you are looking for an actual state then it would either be Idaho or New Jersey. The difference based on the structure of their legal systems make it not a one for one comparison.
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What if a person was injured in a mutial fight How many years to file a civil siut?
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What city in America has the most lawsuits filed per capita?
San Francisco
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When did Louis C. Camilleri help negotiate state lawsuits involving Philip Morris?
In 1998 Camilleri helped negotiate the state lawsuits that contributed to the company's image as the most reviled corporation in the United States.
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What are the most common motions filed in a civil fraud complaint?
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You will have to file a lawsuit against the person who filed the lien. The lawsuit would be claiming slander of title. Most states laws award attorney fees to the prevailing party in these lawsuits. I strongly recommend having a real estate attorney represent you. These kind of lawsuits are too complicated to do yourself.
