If a plaintiff brings a civil lawsuit against a defendant for breach of contract or fraud, what burden of proof applies

Preponderance of the Evidence.

Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.

Clear and Convincing Evidence.

Probable Cause

Preponderance of evidence.

Explanation: The preponderance of evidence in a civil lawsuit refers to the burden of proof or onus placed on the plaintiff needed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty during a trial. The preponderance of evidence in a lawsuit measures the veracity and not the amount of evidence provided. The preponderance of evidence could also be described as the minimum evidence required to tip the scale in favor of the plaintiff who currently bears the burden of proof in a trial and hence allowing the judge to consider a disputed claim.

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