Which of the following is (are) true regarding case titles?

A) Only the parties' last names are used.
B) The "v." in the case title stands for versus.
C) In the trial court, the plaintiff's name appears first.
D) Before some appellate courts, the name of the party appealing the decision is placed first.
E) All of these choices are correct.

All the statements provided are correct regarding case titles. "A" is true as typically only the last names of the parties involved are used in case titles. "B" is accurate because "v." stands for versus, indicating a legal battle or opposition between the parties. "C" is correct as in trial courts, the convention is to list the plaintiff's name first, as they are the party initiating the lawsuit. "D" is also true because in appellate courts, the name of the party appealing the decision is listed first, which can sometimes result in the names being in a different order than in the trial court.