General Litigation

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General Litigation in the United States

You’ll find trial tactics and procedural tips from practicing litigators and industry experts, along with forms and checklists – all in one searchable website.

The entries and resources of the Encyclopedia of Law about this topic include:

• Deposition entries, based on professional experiences, guide discusses objectives, strategies, tactics, mechanics and problems in taking depositions
• Discovery Practice, a trial-tested guidance through every stage of the discovery process.
• Electronic Discovery regulation and its practice, a first single-source group of entries offering clear, concise analysis of electronic discovery with a focus on practical application
• Evidence Rules entries, a comprehensive yet easy-to-use group of recourses about the federal rules of evidence and their state counterparts.
• Judgment Enforcement entries, an essential guide on the judgment enforcement process from discovery to execution.
• Jury Selection entries, offering expert analysis of jury selection law and scientific methodology with specific courtroom applications to select a fair-minded and unprejudiced jury.
• Malingering and Deception in Litigation entries, which offer guidance for presenting and defending against malingering evidence, including sample questions.
• Motion Practice entries, offering practical, expert advice on pretrial, trial, post-trial and appellate motions.
• Voir Dire Questions, providing focused coverage on this important step in jury selection to determine the suitability of prospective jurors.
• Witness Preparation entries, offering general techniques of witness preparation and how to prepare for trial testimony.
• Expert Witness resources, providing guidance on new trends relating to the topic of admitting and effectively questioning all types of experts at trial.