plaintiffs' rights

Plaintiffs' rights refer to the legal protections and privileges they have when initiating a lawsuit. These include the right to be heard in court, to present evidence, and to receive a fair trial. Plaintiffs can seek damages or remedies if they believe they've been wronged. They also have the right to be informed about case proceedings and to have their claims considered without discrimination. Essentially, these rights ensure that individuals or entities bringing a case are treated fairly and have a meaningful opportunity to advocate for their interests within the legal system.