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Texas Civil Trial and Appellate Procedure
Author:
Matthew Bender Editorial Staff
(Author)
From preparing for trial, presenting the case, attacking or defending the judgment, and bringing the appeal, Texas Civil Trial and Appellate Procedure brings you confidently up to speed on the issues, procedures, and details you'll likely encounter in Texas civil trials and appeals.
Publisher: Matthew Bender
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An essential addition to your litigation library, Texas Civil Trial and Appellate Procedure offers one-stop access to expert analysis and guidance for civil trials and appeals. This is the best place to begin your research or refresh your knowledge of trial practice, from the decision whether to seek jury trial, to orders and judgment, and appeals. Featuring more of what you're looking for in a comprehensive research system - a task-based format, thorough yet concise content and citable expert insight. Obtaining a litigation judgment is only part of the process; and more often than not the case is taken on appeal. Secure your trial court victory on appeal, or reverse the judgment due to trial court errors, with this must-have publication.
Highlights of the new Second Edition:
The revised and expanded Second Edition of Texas Civil Trial and Appellate Procedure adds seven new chapters to the existing comprehensive coverage of this essential publication on topics such as jury selection, opening statements, presenting evidence, privileges, hearsay, opinion testimony, and closing arguments. Updated annually, stay on top of the latest developments.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9780327101352.
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