Student's Guide to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (7th, 04) by Baicker-Mckee, Steven [Paperback (2004)]

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

Steven Baicker-McKee

William M. Janssen

John Corr

Rules & Procedures

West Group Publishing

Following the important e-discovery reforms of 2006 and the sweeping Restyling Project of 2007, the Time Computation Project of 2009 has retooled most of the rules deadlines for certain actions. This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to practice under these rules. An expanded treatment is given to the important rules governing e-discovery. It dissects each of the civil rules and their practical applications and limitations, and discusses traps to avoid. This handbook helps you recognize and understand the changes to each rule and alerts you to those changes that are likely to have substantive ramifications beyond mere stylistic improvement.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2012 ed.

William Janssen

Thomson/West

With Federal Civil Rules Handbook, you'll benefit from rule-by-rule commentary in a comprehensive and up-to-date guide. This 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: Provides a quick and easy, up-to-the-minute, one-stop reference tool; Provides 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; Covers the timing and filing of motions and other litigation actions to reduce confusion; Provides information in e-discovery and e-government privacy; Contains directories of federal courts and judges to keep you current; Includes appendix of forms to save preparation and administrative time; Includes a summary of any restyling or substantive changes to a rule; Covers the 2009 Time Computation project, which revises every time period set in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2013 ed.

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With Federal Civil Rules Handbook,you ll benefit from rule-by-rule commentary in a comprehensive and up-to-date guide. This 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.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2014 ed.

With Federal Civil Rules Handbook, you'll benefit from rule-by-rule commentary in a comprehensive and up-to-date guide. This 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, 2015 ed.

Providing analysis of amended Code sections, Bankruptcy Code Manualis thoroughly cross-referenced with cites to relevant and current authority. Features include: The text is structured to follow the Bankruptcy Code so you can quickly find and focus on relevant areas. Each chapter is followed by a quick overview and author s comments to the new Code sections.

Bankruptcy Code Manual, 2015 ed. (West's® Bankruptcy Series)

Donna Holleran

Michael Holleran

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2010 ed.

Following the e-discovery reforms of 2006, the 2007 Federal Civil Rules "restyling" project, and the e-government privacy amendments of 2007, the Time Computation Project retooled most of the rules' time periods, revising and supplementing the methods of time calculation. Effective December 1, 2010, Rules 8, 26, and 56 are amended, including new expert disclosure and discovery rules and a new federal Summary Judgment Rule. This handbook provides a guide to practice under these rules, discussing applications, limitations, and the traps. It also helps you recognize the changes to each rule and alerts you to changes likely to have substantive ramifications.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2011 ed.

Effective December 1, 2007, every federal civil rule was rewritten and every appended illustrative form redesigned. This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to practice under these rules. An expanded treatment is given to the important rules governing e-discovery. It dissects each of the civil rules and their practical applications and limitations, and discusses traps to avoid. This handbook helps you recognize and understand the changes to each rule and alerts you to those changes that are likely to have substantive ramifications beyond mere stylistic improvement.

Federal Civil Rules Handbook, 2009 ed.

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