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LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Civil Pretrial Practice
Author:
Margaret Penny Mason
(Author)
LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Civil Pretrial Practice is your "go-to" resource for instant analysis, guidance, and forms covering pretrial civil procedure. Filled with practice tips by an expert litigator with over 30 years of Connecticut courts practice, this publication covers the essential steps from commencement of the action, to discovery and motions practice, to ending the case before trial.
Publisher: LexisNexis
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This publication is the essential resource for any civil litigator practicing in Connecticut court.
Representing the new standard in practice guides, LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Civil Pretrial Practice has streamlined chapter organization, cross-references to relevant content, practice tips icons classified by type, and the essential forms for civil litigation. You get more more forms, more tips, more warnings, more strategic points, more of everything that makes a practice guide valuable and easy to use. Featuring more of what you're looking for in a comprehensive research system - a task-based format, thorough yet concise content, citable expert insight, annual updating, a superior print/online interface and so much more - LexisNexis Practice Guides will help lift your efforts to a whole new level of success. Its 20 expertly prepared chapters walk you step-by-step through:
• First Steps of Commencing the Action
• Plaintiff's Pleadings
• Defendant's Responses
• Provisional Remedies
• Pretrial Procedures
• Ending the Case Before Trial
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663395924.
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