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Pretrial | 
enlarge | Author: Thomas A. Mauet Publisher: Aspen Publishers Category: Book
List Price: $75.00 Buy New: $57.00 You Save: $18.00 (24%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 5 reviews Sales Rank: 300092
Media: Paperback Edition: 7 Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 520 Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.1 Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 7.1 x 1.1
ISBN: 0735572038 Dewey Decimal Number: 347.7372 EAN: 9780735572034 ASIN: 0735572038
Publication Date: May 30, 2008 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description With its precise and succinct methodology, Mauet s text has earned widespread popularity and use, edition after edition. The Seventh Edition continues to build on the strengths that have made Pretrial a classic: highly distinguished authorship featuring recognized leading trial expert and renowned legal education author Thomas A. Mauet a clear, concise, and well-organized presentation of pretrial preparation techniques a systematic approach that organizes pretrial planning and preparation into a series of distinct steps that students can readily master sample litigation files from a hypothetical case that constitute examples of documentation and paperwork at every stage of the civil case additional litigation files on an included CD-ROM, with both plaintiff s and defendant's files for six different civil cases citations to commonly used treatises Featured in the Seventh Edition: the electronic discovery rules changes, which became effective with the 12/1/06 adoption of the amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and their effects on the pretrial process in general and the discovery process in particular the Supreme Court s decision in Bell Atlantic v. Twombly and its effects on how complaints are drafted the Class Action Fairness Act and how it changes the basis for removing class actions to federal court the most recent statutory changes and cases on the tax consequences of personal injury settlements additional statutory changes and Supreme Court decisions since 2004 Show your students how to prepare for and conduct civil litigation effectively, with Thomas Mauet s highly regarded Pretrial-now in its Seventh Edition.
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not a bad book September 8, 2008 This book is very much so a civil procedure review, with some trial prep tactics built in. I would reccommend using it in conjunction with a civil procedure class, but if you have already taken a civil procedure class, it is rather tiring and long
All of the stuff that would make "Boston Legal" boring. December 23, 2007 5 out of 7 found this review helpful
A masterpiece in its time, "Boston Legal" follows the antics of trial attorneys Alan Shore and Denny Crane. Each week (or, at the least, each good week), one or both find themselves suing or defending some timely issue in unique circumstances. Clients who enter the law offices of Crane, Poole & Schmidt on a Monday tend to have resolution by the following Friday, as Alan and Denny tend to waive a great deal of legal business. Witnesses are grilled, eloquent closings are given, and the show closes with the pair enjoying fine Scotch and cigars on the balcony.
This book covers all of that waived material that would make the show terribly boring.
Thus, this book is terribly boring.
Highly recommended.
Don't Fail to Read This Book October 16, 2007 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book is a perfect companion book to a trial advocacy textbook. The book takes the student/lawyer from the beginning of a case through the moment just before trial. There is a lot of material to cover and Mauet does so very effectively. As an aside, I am amazed by how clear his table of contents reads. The table does not just contain subject headings but is an excellent outline for anyone to refer to in their practice.
Mauet provides not only a wonderful overview of all the things a lawyer needs to consider in litigating a case but also provides practical tips such as how to conduct discovery on a limited budget. If you are a young lawyer, Mauet answers questions you may be afraid to ask such as "How do I start the deposition?" Believe it or not, something so basic is not covered in law school, but Mauet provides the answers here.
Its a text book October 5, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
In the world of Textbooks this is pretty much the same. It is easy to read and it does have some nice examples.
Used as a textbook . . . September 19, 2005 2 out of 13 found this review helpful
I'm presently in law school, and Pre-Trial is being used as a textbook. Therefore, it is roughly organized from the perspective of teaching a student the art of trial prep. There are other books more worthy. So, remember this is essentially a textbook.
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