This extensive manual provides attorneys and judges with detailed guidance on the management of complex litigation, analyzing cases that construe Federal Judicial Center Manual provisions. Examines case management techniques, including issues of class action, certification, mass torts, and the power of the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to transfer cases. Includes numerous state cases and related developments, convenient for those judges and litigators who typically have no state-specific publication to guide them in complex litigation. Provides full text of the FJC Manual, and extended commentary applying to all types of case. Includes detailed index, and tables of cases, statutes, and rules.

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation 4th, 2011 ed.

David Herr

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Thomson/West

<p>This extensive manual provides attorneys and judges with detailed guidance on the management of complex litigation, analyzing cases that construe Federal Judicial Center Manual provisions. Examines case management techniques, including issues of class action, certification, mass torts, and the power of the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to transfer cases. Includes numerous state cases and related developments, convenient for those judges and litigators who typically have no state-specific publication to guide them in complex litigation. Provides full text of the FJC Manual, and extended commentary applying to all types of case. Includes detailed index, and tables of cases, statutes, and rules.</p>

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation 4th, 2012 ed.

Fundamentals of Litigation Practice serves as an introduction to issues and tasks a litigator might face in routine litigation practice. This resource emphasizes the processes that take place before a trial. A unique feature is StartSmart, a brief synopsis at the beginning of each chapter. StartSmart is intended as a starting point for a new lawyer or for a more experienced lawyer who hasn t addressed the issue recently. The text provides an overview of the law governing a particular problem and guides the process to obtaining further information. The balance of each chapter provides more detailed and comprehensive coverage of procedure, tactics, and techniques. You will find expanded discussions on: Investigation and litigation strategy; Pleading; Discovery; Motion practice; Trial; Appeal; Settlement. This resource helps you to easily and effectively solve common litigation problems.

Fundamentals of Litigation Practice, 2012 ed.

Jeffrey Stempel

Roger Haydock

<p>Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation provides attorneys and judges with detailed guidance on the management of complex litigation, analyzing cases that construe Federal Judicial Center Manual provisions. This extensive manual examines case management techniques including issues of: Class action; Certification; Mass torts; The power of the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to transfer cases or judges and litigators who typically don t have state-specific publications to guide them in complex litigation, the manual includes numerous state cases and related developments. It contains the full text of the FJC Manual and extended commentaries on: Antitrust; Securities; Takeovers; Employment discrimination; Patents; CERCLA; Civil RICO and Easy-to-use features include a detailed index and tables of cases, statutes, and rules.</p>

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation 4th, 2013 ed.

Multidistrict Litigation Manual guides lawyers through practice before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation. It covers the increasing role of the panel and provides detailed annotations to the Multidistrict Litigation statute, 28 U.S.C.A.#167; 1407. You will find reviews of panel discussions, analysis regarding practice before the panel, and information on recent developments, including the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005. This manual provides guidance for facing a potential transfer of a case filed in your home district and tries to answer as many of the practical questions that can arise from this situation.

Multidistrict Litigation Manual: Practice Before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation, 2014 ed.

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation provides attorneys and judges with detailed guidance on the management of complex litigation, analyzing cases that construe Federal Judicial Center Manual provisions. This extensive manual examines case management techniques including issues of: Class action; Certification; Mass torts; The power of the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to transfer cases; For judges and litigators who typically don't have state-specific publications to guide them in complex litigation, the manual includes numerous state cases and related developments. It contains the full text of the FJC Manual and extended commentaries on: Antitrust; Securities; Takeovers; Employment discrimination; Patents; CERCLA; Civil RICO and Easy-to-use features include a detailed index and tables of cases, statutes, and rules.

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation 4th, 2014 ed.

This work prepares you for the unexpected with ready, reliable answers to evidentiary questions that may arise during litigation. Designed for immediate reference in court or at your desk, it compiles the Minnesota Rules of Evidence, plus relevant constitutional and statutory provisions. It combines rules with expert commentary on how evidence rules are applied in courts, and includes an extensive table of contents and a detailed index for quick reference. Cross-references to Minnesota Evidence, 3d will lead the way to more extensive discussions of underlying evidentiary concepts.

Courtroom Handbook of Minnesota Evidence, 2012 ed. (Vol. 11A, Minnesota Practice Series)

Peter Thompson

Annotated Manual for Complex Litigation 4th, 2010 ed.

This book is a basic guide to frequently made trial objections and objections made during pretrial depositions. Each objection is followed by a short discussion of the applicable law and rule of evidence along with appropriate citations. The book also includes the full text of the Minnesota Rules of Evidence. This book is written for trial lawyers - both those who frequently try cases and those for whom going to trial is an exceptional occurrence - who need the condensed and accessible information contained in this book. It also provides an easy-to-use resource for the Minnesota judiciary.

Minnesota Trial Objections, 2008 ed.

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