Federal Civil Rules Handbook 2005

William M. Janssen

John B. Corr

Steven Baiker-McKee

Thompson/West

Contains more than 2,000 new citations not found in the previous edition. One of the significant additions to is a discussion of procedure after removal of a case from state court, an area not covered in previous editions. Some particularly important points included in this discussion are the time limits for some motions to remand, a federal judge’s lack of jurisdiction to reconsider remand order once that judge has entered such order, and a federal appellate court’s lack of jurisdiction to hear an appeal of remand order.

Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Steven Baicker-McKee

Rules & Procedures

West

The Student's Guide provides a lucid, up-to-date explanation of all of the major topics that a student is likely to encounter in a typical first-year course in civil procedure. It contains thousands of cites to cases applying the Rules, and also covers areas of procedure such as jurisdiction, venue, the Erie doctrine, forum non conveniens and res judicata. All of the materials are designed to make it easy for students to find and use what they need.

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (American Casebook)

Thomson/West

Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

The Student's Guide provides a lucid, up-to-date explanation of all the major topics that students are likely to encounter in a typical first-year course in civil procedure. It contains thousands of citations to cases applying the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and also covers areas of procedure such as jurisdiction, venue, the Erie doctrine, forum non conveniens, and res judicata. All of the materials are designed to make it easy for students to find and use what they need.

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 2010

Legal Education

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 2011

As has been widely publicized, many and significant amendments to the Federal Civil Rules took effect on December 1, 2015. This spate of new rules is intended to lead to more focused, less burdensome, and less expensive litigation in the electronic age. All rules are carefully analyzed in this 2016 edition of Federal Civil Rules Handbook, giving you the benefit of rule-by-rule commentary in a comprehensive and up-to-date guide. The publication provides the text of each rule, followed by the authors distillation of the rule s purpose and scope, a summation of the core concept of each rule s subsection, and an extended discussion of each rule in application. Also, this publication: Is a quick and easy, up-to-the-minute, one-stop reference tool Offers comprehensive commentary, including more than 1,000 citations to new interpretive cases each year, saving research time Provides expert discussion and practice tips, including practical applications, limitations, and traps to avoid Discusses the future of federal pleading Provides information in e-discovery and e-government privacy Includes a summary of any restyling or substantive changes to a rule

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2016 ed.

Reference

As has been widely publicized, many and significant amendments to the Federal Civil Rules took effect on December 1, 2015. This spate of new rules is intended to lead to more focused, less burdensome, and less expensive litigation in the electronic age. All rules are carefully analyzed in this 2016 edition of Federal Civil Rules Handbook, giving you the benefit of rule-by-rule commentary in a comprehensive and up-to-date guide. The publication provides the text of each rule, followed by the authors distillation of the rule s purpose and scope, a summation of the core concept of each rule s subsection, and an extended discussion of each rule in application. Also, this publication: Is a quick and easy, up-to-the-minute, one-stop reference tool Offers comprehensive commentary, including more than 1,000 citations to new interpretive cases each year, saving research time Provides expert discussion and peractice tips, including practical applications, limitations, and traps to avoid Discusses the future of federal pleading Provides information in e-discovery and e-government privacy Includes a summary of any restyling or substantive changes to a rule

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2017 ed.

From the inception, the Federal Civil Rules Handbook has aimed to bridge the ravine between a simple, austere reprinting of the Rules, and costly but exhaustive multivolume treatises exploring the Rules in comprehensive depth. The handbook occupies the middle-ground – a reprinting of the Rules accompanied by a sensibly comprehensive compendium of practical, quickly-accessed distillations of the Rules in operation; an affordable, annually current, predictably organized, single-volume, easily referenced tool for understanding and applying the Federal Civil Rules. Our format remains familiar. The handbook begins with an introduction to general concepts in federal practice, addressing issues such as personal and subject matter jurisdiction, removal, venue, and issue and claim preclusion. Then, each rule is discussed in turn, beginning with the current rule text, followed immediately by author commentary to that rule and its subparts. The commentary distills each rule's “Purpose and Scope”, summarizes the “Core Concept” of each rule's various subsections, and culminates in easily accessed textual discussions of the rule's subparts in “Applications” – including helpful citations from the Supreme Court, the Federal Courts of Appeals, and the District Courts. This publication also includes: <ul>
<li>More than 1,200 citations to new interpretive cases, saving research time</li> <li>Expert discussion and practice tips, including practical applications, limitations, and traps to avoid</li> <li>Advisory Committee notes</li> <li>The most often-consulted sections of Title 28 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of USCA®</li> <li>The federal appeals rules with forms</li> <li>Evidence rules</li> <li>An introduction to federal multidistrict litigation</li> </ul>

Federal Civil Rules Handbook 2020

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Federal Civil Rules Handbook 2005

Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (American Casebook)

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 2010

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 2011

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2016 ed.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2017 ed.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook 2020