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Drafting Deposition Summaries – Do’s & Don’ts

Depositions are an important part of civil litigation. It is one of the tools used during the discovery process, and provides a […]

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Tactics for an effectual Motion to Strike in Class Action Cases

A Motion to Strike at the beginning of a Class Action can be very effective and successful if timed perfectly.  Often the […]

superadminApril 8, 2023
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Essentials to be kept in mind while drafting Complaints

All actions in federal court commence with the filing of a complaint. Drafting a complaint is a complex task and not one […]

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The Ins And Outs Of Filing A Motion To Quash Or Modify A Subpoena

If the recipient does not intend to comply with a subpoena commanding attendance at a deposition, hearing, or trial, he or she […]

superadminFebruary 27, 2023
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Attorneys need to beef up for a shaky road ahead

Double dip, downgrades, recession, over-leveraged – all ominous signs that we still have a shaky road ahead. One thing that solo attorneys […]

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Interrogatories: Points to Ponder

Interrogatories are written questions sent to the opponent in a case. Interrogatories allow the parties to pose who, what, when, where, and […]

superadminJanuary 29, 2023
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The Sculpting of a Reply Brief

Drafting an effective reply brief can be the key to winning an appeal. Reply briefs assist in polishing the legal arguments and […]

superadminJanuary 5, 2023
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Request for Production in a Divorce Case

The discovery process is one of the most significant elements to family law litigation. The nature of legal practice is to present […]

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Appeal Process for Death Penalty in Federal Cases

The appeal process for the death penalty, often called capital punishment, varies from state to state. It differs from other criminal appeal […]

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Significance of Lease Abstraction

The complexities of commercial transactions are growing day by day, requiring commercial leases to cover umpteen scenarios.  Mostly, commercial leases contain long […]

superadminNovember 18, 2022
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Pointers On Writing An Appeal

The task of drafting an appeal can seem sometimes be challenging to attorneys. The secret might be in keeping it simple and […]

superadminNovember 7, 2022
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Tips to make a Motion for Summary Judgment Successful

Of all the weapons in a litigator’s arsenal, the motion for summary judgment is one of the most powerful. A motion for […]

superadminOctober 25, 2022
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