In civil court cases, a judgment doesn’t always mark the end of the road. The losing party often has the right to file an appeal—but unless a supersedeas bond is posted, the winning party can still begin collecting on the judgment. This creates both legal and financial complications that a bond can help resolve. A […]
When a court, attorney, or government agency tells you that you need a surety bond, the last thing you want is confusion or delay. That’s why people across the country turn to Jurisco—a company that specializes in surety bonds for legal matters, providing fast, court-compliant service with a personal touch. At Jurisco, we know bonds […]
Navigating the legal system in New York can be complicated—but getting a surety bond doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re dealing with a court case, an estate matter, or a business dispute, Jurisco provides fast, professional bonding services across the state of New York. From Manhattan to Buffalo, Albany to the Bronx, Jurisco helps clients […]
When a court issues a judgment, the losing party may choose to appeal the decision. This is a normal part of the legal process—but filing an appeal doesn’t automatically pause the enforcement of that original judgment. That’s where an appeal bond comes in. An appeal bond, sometimes referred to as a supersedeas bond, is a […]
When businesses compete for government contracts, the stakes are high—and so are the emotions. It’s not uncommon for a company to feel that the bidding process wasn’t fair or that an award decision was flawed. In these cases, filing a bid protest allows a vendor to challenge the outcome. However, before a protest can proceed, […]
An eviction notice in Texas can set off a whirlwind of legal pressure and logistical stress. But if you believe the court’s decision was incorrect and want to appeal, there’s a legal tool that may give you time to fight back: the supersedeas bond. In Texas eviction cases, a supersedeas bond allows a tenant to […]
When someone is holding your property and refuses to return it, you may have legal grounds to file a replevin action. In Idaho, replevin is the legal process used to recover personal property that is wrongfully withheld. It’s a powerful legal remedy—but one that comes with specific requirements, including the need for a court-approved bond. […]
In a civil legal dispute, timing and paperwork can make or break a case. That’s why courts often require a civil court bond—a financial guarantee that ensures one party follows through on its legal responsibilities during or after a lawsuit. Civil court bonds come in many forms, and each one plays a different role depending […]
In Florida, public contracting is a highly regulated process designed to ensure transparency and fairness. When a vendor or contractor believes a public agency has awarded a contract improperly, they can file a bid protest—but that right often comes with a financial obligation: posting a protest bond. If you’re involved in a dispute over a […]