The main objective of this book is to enable lawyers to do just that by helping them to recognize the strengths and weaknesses inherent in the civil procedure of Ontario, and to understand how to best leverage them for the benefit of their clients.
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Publication Language: English
Published: September 09, 2015
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
As veteran litigator and author James C. Morton points out in the Introduction to the latest edition of Procedural Strategies for Litigators, "In the adversary system, the lawyer's duty … is to fearlessly raise every issue, advance every argument and ask every question that will help a client obtain the benefit of every remedy or defence authorized by law." The main objective of this book is to enable lawyers to do just that by helping them to recognize the strengths and weaknesses inherent in the civil procedure of Ontario, and to understand how to best leverage them for the benefit of their clients.
An up-to-date reference
By highlighting all of the significant changes in procedural law since the book was last published in 2007, Procedural Strategies for Litigators, 3rd Edition offers a current look at the tricks, traps and tactics lawyers use to advance or delay their clients' positions. In particular, this volume includes strategies used in specialized areas of the law and provides insight into procedural tips under the Simplified Rules, in Case Management and in estates, banking and bankruptcy litigation.
Organized into short, concise chapters to help lawyers save time and simplify their research, the latest edition of this book discusses the most recent changes to the rules of civil procedure and their effect on the tactics and strategies used in litigation. Order your copy of Procedural Strategies for Litigators, 3rd Edition today and learn more about:
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Procedural Strategies for Litigators, 3rd Edition is a valuable resource that will be a useful addition to the bookshelf of:
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Parties
Chapter 3: The Claim and Reply
Chapter 4: The Defence
Chapter 5: Counterclaims, Crossclaims, and Claims Over
Chapter 6: Interlocutory Motions (Non-Final)
Chapter 7: Interlocutory Motions Resulting in Judgement
Chapter 8: Sentencing Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act
Chapter 9: Evidence on Motions and Applications
Chapter 10: Documentary Production
Chapter 11: Examination for Discovery
Chapter 12: Preserving Rights in Pending Litigation: Interlocutory Injunctions, Mandatory Orders & Receiverships
Chapter 13: Alternative Dispute Resolution
Chapter 14: Pre-Trials
Chapter 15: Trial
Chapter 16: Appeals
Chapter 17: Argument After Hearing
Chapter 18: Simplified Procedure
Chapter 19: Class Actions in Ontario
Chapter 20: Other Particular Proceedings
Chapter 21: How to Deal with Bullies
Chapter 22: Judicial Pronouncements on Compliance with the Rules