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Learning Civil Procedure provides a broad, student-centered,
user-friendly approach to civil procedure that is both clear and
sophisticated. Students build mastery of the material through the
presentation of examples and analyses. Students then move on to
involved problems similar to what they will encounter on final
examinations, bar examinations, and as lawyers. The book makes
great use of problems to facilitate dialogue in class and
correspondingly uses many fewer case excerpts than does the typical
casebook. Students will emerge as competent and culturally literate
lawyers because the book also includes the core "canon" of civil
procedure opinions as well as sufficient historical background.
Learning Civil Procedure is a book designed by authors who both
teach and litigate, making it the perfect tool for ensuring that
students are ready for the classroom, the bar exam, and real-world
litigation practice.
This trailblazing work, now in its Eleventh Edition, continues to
be the standard of pretrial texts, covering litigation practice and
underlying theories. It is widely adopted in skills and clinic
courses, advanced civil procedure seminars, civil procedure
classes, as well as in pretrial litigation classes. The chapters
comprehensively explain case planning, investigation, pleadings,
discovery, ediscovery, depositions, interrogatories, document and
ESI production, admission requests, sanctions, procedural and
dispositive motions, effective motion advocacy, and alternative
dispute resolution and settlement methods. The materials enable
students to become highly competent, responsible, and ethical
litigators. This benchmark book covers the skills, theories,
strategies, tactics, and techniques applicable to pretrial and
prehearing practice before judges, arbitrators, and administrative
officials. The extensive text provides examples and illustrations
of successful litigation practice. This innovative book continues
to include web-based electronic documents. Ediscovery case files
appear on a website that students and the professor can readily
access. This online location contains numerous documents and
problems involving electronically stored information. Students are
able to locate, search, and analyze documents to better prepare
them for contemporary litigation experiences. No other law school
text provides this extensive range of pretrial litigation and
ediscovery problems.
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