Two recent opinions of the United States Supreme Court illustrate the apparent trend towards limiting a state court's exercise of personal jurisdiction. Covers Drafting and interpretation of civil complaints. Certain provisional remedies such as TRO's, preliminary injunctions, lis pendens and others are included in Chapter 6. Methods of dis covery following the latest statutes and decisions are outlined in Chapter 9. Chapter 10, Termination without Trial and Chapter 11, Pretrial Procedures demonstrate the breadth and clarity of the author who has aimed at a lucid and useful method of making the best case for one's client.
Challenges are one important key to success in trial.
These are shown in Chapter 12. Appeals and extraordinary writs conclude the Handbook in Chapters 15 and 16 here again presenting basic law, basic common sense in making the next or final move. Complete tables of forms, cases and codes make it easy to quickly reach into the volume and find the relationship to the whole. The arbitration rules on fee disputes are given in full. The provisions of the new Enforcement of Judgments Law were operative on July 1, 1983.