Litigation Publications
Respected litigators L. Steven Platt and Cathy Ventrell-Monsees know what it takes to win age cases. They have tried over 100 age cases and submitted more than 50 amicus briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court and circuit courts. Within Age Discrimination Litigation, they reveal proven strategies, procedures, law, and forms.
Leonard Bucklin’s proven and highly-visible approach to litigation preparation will ensure that your cases and you are always ready for the next skirmish… even when unanticipated issues and arguments arise.
Mr. Bucklin, who has been identified by the International Academy of Trial Lawyers as one of the top 500 trial lawyers in the U.S., created and polished his litigation preparation system over decades of high-stakes trial work. Now the Bucklin system is available to help you.
"Here is an extremely useful tool for practitioners engaging in various civil practice areas - concise and preresearched, it is a guide to over 90 causes of action, all in one desk top binder. The collected work of twenty-one litigation specialists and 100 practicing attorney advisors, California Causes of Action covers sixteen separate practice categories."
— Excerpted from California Journal of Law.
California
Objections: Civil and Criminal
The key to winning evidentiary debates is objecting and responding with arguments and supporting authority at your fingertips. That is where Judge Gregory Ward (Ret.) and Judge James Byrne’s (Ret.) California Objections can help. It uses a courtroom-friendly format to cover 125 objections with clear and concise explanations, trial-tested tips, persuasive arguments, and supporting cases.
California
Pretrial Practice & Forms
Concentrates on the topics where questions and disputes arise. It devotes pages where you spend time: drafting pleadings, preparing and presenting motions, conducting discovery, resolving discovery disputes, and negotiating settlements.
Deposition
Checklists & Strategies
1,000’s of deposition questions are supported with strategy, law, practice tips, and thumbnail deposition outlines. Troublesome answers are annotated with commentary and follow-up questions. Covers auto accidents, premises liability, products liability, medical malpractice, employment discrimination and termination, and insurance coverage disputes.
This handy $69 softcover guide provides the grounds and language for: attorney-client privilege, attorney work-product privilege, proprietary and confidential information, witness self-incrimination, family communications privileges, privileges for communications with professionals, privacy privilege, legal process privilege, overbroad and burdensome questions, vagueness, ambiguity, repetition, lack of foundation, legal conclusions, and more.
Ideal for the courtroom Federal Trial Evidence is complete with tactics, illustrations, key cases and simplified restatements of the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Federal
Trial Objections: Civil and Criminal
Authors U.S. District Judge David Levi and U.S. Magistrate Judge Peter Nowinski masterfully detail 150 objections with pattern objection language, scope of governing rules, practice tips and cautions, arguments for making and responding to objections, and over 2,000 cases.
Ashley Lipson's new Guerrilla Discovery offers dozens of clever strategies, novel arguments, direct answers, cautionary instructions, helpful timelines, tactically-annotated rules, and innovative forms.
"The book is first rate. It is thoughtfully done, extremely well-organized, thorough, covers a wealth of information, and is very easy to use."
— Andree S. Blumenstein, Nashville, TN
How
to Prepare for, Take and Use a Deposition
"The authors have provided a valuable text not only for experienced attorneys and new practitioners but also for legal assistants who will find the explanations of procedures easy to understand and easy to follow."
— Excerpted from TRIAL Magazine.
Ideally suited to the demands of trial and last-minute trial preparation, Illinois Objections provides a time-saving alternative to lengthy treatises. Its concise but well-supported text puts the rules and cases at your fingertips. And its practical orientation guides you through the realities of evidentiary battles.
One volume delivers fast answers and solid principles on how to propose and oppose virtually every form of evidence. Get instant access to cases, statutes and checklists to help you lay solid foundations, make accurate objections, effectively examine witnesses and more.
Legal Secretary Federal Litigation
The who, what, when, where, and how of filing documents in any
federal court. Court directory information, filing, motion and discovery
requirements, plus sample forms, timetables, fee schedules, and document
completion requirements for every federal court in
Litigating
Employment Discrimination Cases
Tactics, argument, and documents to help you with the practical aspects of discrimination litigation: case evaluation, pleading, discovery, summary judgment, experts, mediation and more.
You receive pattern arguments supported by 1,100 recent cases with parentheticals and pinpoint citations, pleadings, motions, discovery documents, deposition outlines, pitfalls to avoid ... and most important ... practice-proven tactics and techniques.
Litigating
Sexual Harassment and Sex Discrimination Cases
This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of sexual harassment and sex discrimination claims, from both the plaintiff’s and the defendant’s perspective. The book includes practical information for employers and human resource departments on avoiding these claims.
The latest edition now features each of the more than 4,500 interrogatories on a companion CD-ROM, free of charge.
New York Civil
Practice Before Trial
Step by step guide to New York litigation featuring 3,200 case citations and 120 forms on CD-ROM.
"The fact that a distinguished and expert judge co-crafted the work product with insights from "inside" the judicial mind lends practical weight to its substance. Add New York Objections to your desk top or library. For about $90, it is a steal."
— Excerpted from the New York Law Journal.
This practical work provides strategies, angles of attack, checklists and pattern cross-examinations for 59 witness in 10 broad subject areas: auto accidents; premises liability; medical malpractice; breach of contract; employment discrimination; products liability; insurance policy litigation; civil rights; malicious prosecution; and civil assault and battery.
This practical $99 guide is loaded with forms, checklists, and tips for 14 types of contingency cases: auto, railroad crossing, premises, inadequate security, construction site, electrocution, dog bites, livestock collisions, products, crashworthiness, industrial equipment, medical malpractice, sexual molestation, and insurance bad faith.
Preparing
for Trial in Federal Court
Includes more than 115 tasks, each broken down into separate categories that give you the what, why, when and how to federal trial preparation.
Here is a comprehensive plan for dealing with the damages aspect of your case, from the outset of the litigation through the close of trial. Built on a solid foundation of current scientific research and more than 30 years of in-the-trenches trial experience, this 800-page masterwork will help you understand juror biases and motivations, develop persuasive evidence of damages, and talk to jurors in a way that triggers the jurors’ natural desire to do what is right and significant by awarding damages to your client.
Qualifying
& Attacking Expert Witnesses
Use expert witness testimony to your advantage, even your opponent's expert. This briefcase-sized book offers tactics, checklists and case law that make easy work of preparing to deal with expert witnesses from initial discovery to trial.
Judge Ken Curry and former judge and current litigator Harvey Brown masterfully detail 175 objections with pattern objection language, scope of governing rules, practice tips and cautions, arguments for making and responding to objections, and over 3,000 cases.
Contains 2,700 citations and 165 forms on a free companion CD-ROM featuring the entire text of the publication in a searchable format.
"Designed to fit easily into a briefcase, the book will enable the advocate to quickly find the tools which he needs to offer or to oppose evidence."
— Excerpted from book review in American Journal of Trial Advocacy
Explains when and how to make and meet objections more successfully. This quick-reference book covers the full range of objections, complete with more than 100 pattern objections, tactics, forms, suggested responses, necessary foundations, and hundreds of state and federal cases. Also includes a handy quick reference guide.
Strategies, tools, checklists, calendars, idea lists, tables, spreadsheets, logs, and more for efficient and effective preparation and trial. 122 forms and checklists.
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