LexisNexis Practice Guide: Missouri Pretrial Civil Litigation

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LexisNexis Practice Guide: Missouri Pretrial Civil Litigation provides in-depth practical guidance on Missouri law and procedure with step-by-step guidance essential to effectively managing each step of the pretrial process in a civil lawsuit. Each chapter in the Practice Guide reflects the keen legal analysis and practical insights of the authors, Hon. Ronald Holliger (ret.), Colter Kennedy, Esq., and Angela B. Kennedy, Esq.

Topically organized, the title covers:
•  Initial Evaluation of a Case
•  Parties
•  Jurisdiction, Venue, and Removal;
•  Pleadings;
•  Service, Appearance, and Default;
•  Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary and Permanent Injunctions
•  Discovery
•  Motion Practice
•  Case Management and Trial Preparation
•  Settlement, Release, and Alternative Dispute Resolution
•  Special Proceedings
•  Appendix A Discovery Plan
•  Appendix B Missouri Citations
•  Appendix C Missouri Supreme Court Rules Deadlines
•  Appendix D Case Management Conference Order Template
•  Appendix E Missouri Supreme Court Rule Chart
•  Appendix F Remote Litigation; and much more.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Missouri Pretrial Civil Litigation integrates how-to practice guidance, task-oriented approach, and references to sources that provide in-depth explanations of subjects to make the intricacies of civil pretrial practice understandable to Missouri practitioners. It offers targeted practical guidance for the Missouri litigator struggling to master the complexities of the Missouri court rules and statutory and case law that govern this important facet of civil litigation and practice.

The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663383686.

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