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Guides the attorney who wants to subpoena testimony or records in pretrial discovery and at trial.

Explains how to identify and prepare evidentiary foundations in compliance with the rules of evidence. Primarily for the attorney seeking to introduce evidence at trial, but also includes grounds on which opposing counsel may object to the admission of evidence. Includes judicial perspectives.

Gives a thorough checklist for managing all deadlines encountered after a complaint is filed, e.g., filing proof of service, answering a complaint, conducting discovery, noticing motions, as well as after litigation, e.g., appeals and enforcing judgment.

Tells when and how to attach a defendant’s property, identifying which property of individual, corporate, and nonresident defendants is subject to attachment.

While other practice guides tell you how to litigate your appeal, Strategies on Appeal shows you how to win it!
Drawing on decades of experience handling and consulting on hundreds of appeals in state and federal courts, Myron Moskovitz, one of California’s leading appellate lawyers, distills the lessons he’s learned into one convenient resource.