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Litigation with the Trial Practioner/Legal Assistant  
Author: Roderick D. Blanchard
ISBN: 0314044469
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Book Description
This comprehensive text effectively ties together the operation of the rules of civil procedure, rules of evidence, and common law principles. It emphasizes the legal assistant's role in processes like discovery, trial preparation, alternative dispute resolution, and paralegal ethics. The Fourth Edition also provides a good reference to the many formats, letters, releases, time tables and other materials that litigation professionals deal with daily. ALSO AVAILABLE StudyGuide,ISBN:0314049363 INSTRUCTOR SUPPLEMENTS CALL CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO ORDER Instructor'sManualwithTestBank,ISBN:0314049355


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(Thomson Learning) A textbook preparing paralegal students to work with lawyers as members of a litigation team. Describes and explains the paralegal's role and function, and what lawyers do to make the system work. Also an authoritative reference for the professional paralegal. DLC: Civil procedure--United States.




Litigation with the Trial Practioner/Legal Assistant

FROM THE PUBLISHER

This is the definitive civil litigation book for paralegals. It covers all phases of litigation from the initial client conference to enforcement of judgments. The authors objective is to make paralegals full members of the litigation team, so they understand what is happening and why. Paralegals should feel as though they are contributors, not merely assisting. Therefore, the emphasis is on judicial procedures and rules of law, not generic law office procedures. The book explains important concepts such as jurisdiction, legal duty, cause of action, proximate cause and damages. It explains how an action is commenced and prosecuted, including pleadings, motions, pretrial conferences and trials. It brings together important subjects such as investigation, discovery, and experts. It explains how attorneys go about preparing for trial beginning with development of a legal theory, conducting legal analysis of claims and defenses, and developing trial strategies. Special attention is given to federal and state courts rules of civil procedure, so paralegals can understand and apply them. As chapters unfold, the book gives readers the opportunity to apply their new knowledge to various aspects of a hypothetical case. This book will also serve as a reference work which most paralegals will keep in their libraries for years to come.

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New edition of a text that prepares paralegal students to work with lawyers as members of a litigation team. Roderick Blanchard (specialist in civil litigation) and Robert S. Blanchard (president of a strategic counseling firm) present 23 chapters that describe and explain the civil justice system and explain how courts are organized, how they function, what lawyers do to make the system work, what paralegals may do, and how they should do it. Their pragmatic approach discusses litigation procedures as they actually are conducted. Each chapter starts with a hypothetical case. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

     



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