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Sued is the act of being taken to court over a legal dispute, with a plaintiff and respondent. Parties involved in the lawsuit can either sue the other or be sued. This happens when the parties cannot come to an agreement, and seek out legal recourse. The process of being sued can seem daunting, but there are legal professionals available to help navigate it.

Pre-suit steps involve gathering evidence such as emails, contracts, and other documents, as well as identifying witnesses. After filing complaint, the respondent has the opportunity to dispute the claims through a process called discovery. Discovery includes taking depositions, relevant document requests, and interrogatories.