When Can a Company Represent Itself in Court?

As a general rule, a business needs to have an attorney represent them if they want to be able to go to court but there are some exceptions when a company can represent itself in court. In this video, I'll discuss the scenarios where this applies.

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00:00 Introduction
00:22 A Business Needs to Have an Attorney
01:35 2 Exceptions to the Rule
03:34 When an Owner is Named Personally in the Lawsuit
05:12 Next Steps & Connecting with My Office