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A succinct procedural roadmap for unlawful detainer actions from start to finish. Includes detailed Addendum explaining new statewide eviction control law and court forms issued by the Judicial Council and bankruptcy courts.

The only resource on Internet law and practice designed especially for California lawyers, this guide will help you advise your clients doing business online.

This classic resource—relied on and kept current by attorneys and judges, and widely quoted for more than four decades—is the best way to research evidence issues before a deposition, mediation, hearing, or trial. Published jointly with the California Judges Association.

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.

This guide provides a step-by-step approach to postmortem trust administration for the surviving spouse when there is a revocable living trust with a married couple as settlors.

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.

Describes available workers’ compensation benefits, plus procedures and deadlines for attorneys representing employees, employers, insurers, or lien claimants. Comprehensive coverage of SB 899 included.

Handle whatever dispute comes your way. This book lays out issues and provides guidance for resolving common disputes. Includes checklists, tips, and forms to aid in preparing a complaint or response, conducting client interviews, and dealing with emotional clients. Addresses causes of action, remedies, recouping fees, and available defenses.

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

Describes features and requirements of all six discovery methods, with their advantages and disadvantages. Helps you decide which discovery methods to use and how to plan the sequence of discovery requests and demands.

This book covers every aspect of negotiating and putting together an office lease.