This text covers every aspect of the deposition. Learn how to: prepare yourself to take the deposition; determine what facts you need and how to get them; use documents at the deposition; perfect various questioning techniques; minimize the effect of obstructionist defending counsel. Even the most experienced litigators will benefit from the insights in these materials.

The effective deposition: Techniques and strategies that work

David M. Malone

Peter T. Hoffman

Legal Education

National Institute for Trial A

A concise yet thorough discussion of trial law, tactics, and strategies as they apply to all phases of presenting the case.

Modern Trial Advocacy: Analysis and Practice

Lubet, Steven

Rules & Procedures

Courtroom Evidence: A Teaching Commentary Supplement

Michael H. Graham

NITA's pocket-size volume of the Federal Rules of Evidence as amended through December 1, 2000, is combined with pattern objections and responses relating to each evidence rule. Explanatory paragraphs alert you to practice tips and legal interpretations crucial to understanding the rules. Lists key phrases for objections alphabetically, with thumb tabs for quick reference.

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections

Sonenshein, David A.

Bocchino, Anthony J.

ISBN: 9781556817199. ***Dixon V. Providential Life Insurance Co: Courtroom Tehnology Case File*** .

Dixon v. Providential Life Insurance Co: Courtroom Technology Case File

Business & Money

JAMES H. SECKINGER

Frank D. Rothschild

Edward R. Stein

Insurance

By design, this book intends to help you give your staff more effective feedback and learn the difficult delegation skills we all need to acquire. Zwier recognizes the need for supervisory lawyers to improve staff morale, maintain effective firm organization, and ultimately increase firm profitability. In this book, law-firm management issues often neglected in law school are brought to the forefront.

Supervisory and Leadership Skills in the Modern Law Practice: Creating a Learning Organization

Paul J. Zwier

Reference

At 4-by-6 inches, this complete guide to California evidence travels easily to the courtroom or classroom. This handy pocket-size book lets you; quickly reference objectionsÂ listed alphabetically with thumb tabs and responses during trial, Instantly consult the relevant California rule, and Gain insight from crucial practice tips and legal interpretations. Access the rules when you need them mostÂ this pocket-size guide is always at hand. The new edition reflects the changes made to the evidence code by the California legislature, and also includes a mini-CD with the entire book in PDF format hyper linked and bookmarked for ease of use.

California Evidence Code with Objections

Anthony J. Bocchino

David A. Sonenshein

Allen C. Snyder

Anyone who properly prepares for trial and follows common-sense rules of persuasion and advocacy can be a good advocate in the courtroom. How to Try a Jury Case is an essential text for training law school students as well as beginning litigators to communicate with jurors and achieve their clients objectives at trial. How to Try a Jury Case tells how to prepare a case for trial and follows the lawyer through the opening statement, presentation of evidence, cross-examination, and closing argument. By studying this text the beginner will avoid common mistakes.

How To Try a Jury Case

John, F.

Kimberling

State v. Sanchez: Criminal Case File

Politics & Social Sciences

Elizabeth I. Boals

Social Sciences

A comprehensive and practical guide, Written and Electronic Discovery: Theory and Practice leads the reader through the entire discovery process - from the crucial planning stages through the initial 26(f) planning conferences, mandatory disclosures (including experts), interrogatories, production, depositions, admissions, subpoenas, and the ultimate use of the fruits of discovery at trial. Authors Alan Blakley, John Young, and Terri Zall give special attention to the area of electronically stored information - including issues of retaining and accessing electronic information, expense of discovery versus value in litigation, cost-shifting, metadata, working with IT departments and other computer experts, and automated litigation support. With its unique blend of theory and practical advice, this book is a must for any litigation professional.

Written and Electronic Discovery: Theory and Practice

John Hardin Young

Terri A. Zall

Alan F. Blakley

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