Civil Litigation For Paralegals (West's Paralegal Series)

✍ Scribed by Elizabeth Richardson, Jr., Milton Regan

• Year: 1997
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 525
• Edition: 2
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Civil Litigation teaches the basics of civil litigation and the practical information needed to understand the concepts. Two sample cases are used throughout to illustrate all phases of litigation. The text includes examples of pleadings, motions, and other forms. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and local court rules are fully illustrated. The Resource Manual contains a table of citations for each state's statutes for an important topic in each chapter, such as the states' rules of evidence. Civil Litigation is written by educators with litigation experience. The writing style makes the topic interesting and approachable, easily explaining even the most complex topics in civil litigation. The text has a host of features to reinforce the concepts presented in each chapter and develop students' critical thinking skills. These include chapter summaries, Review Questions, Practical Application exercises, and Case Analysis exercises for each chapter. Civil Litigation has the practical approach and comprehensive coverage to prepare students to be effective litigation paralegals from their first day on the job. The Resource Manual provides extensive study questions and a chapter overview, which are enormously popular features with students. The Instructor's Manual includes test banks, an Annotated Outline for each chapter which can be used for lecture notes, and numerous Teaching Suggestions. Civil Litigation is the most readable, comprehensive, and enjoyable teaching package available for your civil litigation class.