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CIVIL LITIGATION | www.mobarcle.org |
| Discovery (2003), 196 pp. with forms CD-ROM and 2012 Supplement, 42 pp. Product No. 365/366 |
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Missouri
Discovery
covers a
crucial
aspect of legal practice and is an important component of the MoBarCLE
library.
The authors begin with in-depth coverage of the scope of discovery and
continue
with chapters focusing on the various discovery methods as shown in the
table
of contents below. Attorneys of all experience levels will benefit from
the
practical, well-organized discussion of court rules and caselaw, making
the
book a handy reference and important resource. And the 2012 cumulative
supplement includes new forms and brings you up to date on the latest
rule changes, including electronic copy, signature, and warning
requirements. You'll also find information on statutory revisions, such
as when discovery can take place when punitive damages are sought. Plus
you'll read synopses of recent cases, including those overruling cases
cited in the original deskbook. Learn when psychological records are
discoverable. And find guidance for dealing with discovery in an
electronic and online world. Included with the book is a CD-ROM
containing the sample forms in the deskbook. Table
of
Contents
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