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Author: Peggy N. Kerley
Published: January 1996
Publisher: Thomson Delmar Learning
ISBN: 0827371411
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Number of Pages: 450

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This up-to-date text presents a practical approach for students in understanding the role of the paralegal in the litigation process. Civil Litigation is a comprehensive book that incorporates the use of technology in the law offices of today, and features realistic commentaries and exercises for practical application. This book is a valuable resource for anyone aspiring to a career in the paralegal profession.

Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Ch. 1 Litigation and the Paralegal 3
Ch. 2 The Courts and Jurisdiction 25
Ch. 3 Preliminary Considerations 51
Ch. 4 Investigation and Evidence 72
Ch. 5 The Initial Pleadings 96
Ch. 6 Responses to the Initial Pleading 135
Ch. 7 Motion Practice 167
Ch. 8 Overview of the Discovery Process 191
Ch. 9 Depositions 213
Ch. 10 Interrogatories 234
Ch. 11 Physical and Mental Examinations 254
Ch. 12 Request for Documents 269
Ch. 13 Request for Admissions 298
Ch. 14 Settlements, Dismissals, and Alternative Dispute Resolution 317
Ch. 15 Trial Techniques 344
Ch. 16 Posttrial Practice 392
Appendix A Sample Deposition 413
Appendix B Computer Software and Service Vendors 425
Glossary 427
Index 441

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