Pennsylvania Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery

Pennsylvania Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery delivers a comprehensive roadmap for litigators navigating common law and statutory claims in Pennsylvania. It provides essential procedural guidance, legal elements, and strategic insights across a broad range of causes of action.

 

Publisher: LexisNexis

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Print Book: 1 volume, softbound 2025 Edition
$295.00
In Stock ISBN: 9798341703551

Pennsylvania Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery is an essential reference for legal practitioners engaged in civil litigation within Pennsylvania. Developed by the trusted LexisNexis Editorial Staff, this treatise meticulously outlines the elements, standards, and procedural requirements associated with both common law and statutory causes of action.

 Inside, readers will find:

  • Thorough coverage of claims including breach of contract, abuse of process, and discrimination
  • Statutes of limitations, case law references, and critical pleading standards
  • Practical tips and procedural insights for each category of action
  • Guidance on quasi-actions and administrative appeals relevant to Pennsylvania practice

With clearly organized chapters and real-world applicability, this title equips both seasoned attorneys and newer litigators with the tools to prosecute or defend claims effectively. Its depth and clarity make it a must-have for Pennsylvania law firms and legal libraries.

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Chapter 1 Common Law Causes of Action

Chapter 2 Statutory Causes of Action

Chapter 3 Procedural Applications and Quasi-Actions

Chapter 4 Administrative Appeals

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