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California Basic Practice Handbook
Rapidly identify frequently encountered issues in a wide array of practice areas; avoid traps that otherwise might be overlooked in evaluating a case; and decide whether a client’s issue is one you can realistically handle. Especially useful for newly admitted practitioners and those transitioning to new practice areas.
California Business Litigation
Essential information for California business attorneys on substantive law and litigation strategies at both the federal and state levels.
California Child and Spousal Support: Establishing, Modifying, and Enforcing
Get the best results for your client in a family law support case with step-by-step guidance, time-saving tips, and sample forms in this affordable, in-depth guide.
California Child Custody Litigation and Practice
Get the information you need at all stages of a custody case, taking into account the changing needs and evolving nature of families.
California Civil Appellate Practice
An authoritative and practical guide on handling civil appeals that includes insightful judicial perspectives and strategic practice tips from appellate specialists across California.
California Civil Discovery Practice
This comprehensive resource keeps you on top by fully incorporating new law, providing in-depth treatment of electronic discovery and its special problems, and clarifying motion practice. Includes sample forms and a laminated Checklist of Objections that you can carry to depositions and court with you for easy reference.
Check out CEB's free How to Guide: How to Conduct Discovery in a Limited Civil Case.
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