Like good case preparation, Thomas A. Mauet's texts are marvels of clarity and organization. In this best-selling paperback, the author introduces students to the tactics, techniques, and procedural rules of civil cases, drawing on his procedural rules of civil cases, drawing on his insights as a noted litigator. He then breaks down the daunting task of pretrial preparation into a series of easily mastered steps. Following this step-by-step method, he shows students how to prepare for pleadings, discovery, motions, and settlements -- illustrating each step with examples and a sample litigation... View More...
Cross-examinations are one of the most critical elements of any trial. It is during cross-examination that the defence lawyer can strengthen his/her case while outlining the flaws in the opposition's case. Cross-examination has always been considered that moment in the trial where a defence lawyer can make or break the case. Over the years, the author has developed a method of litigating cases that permits the defence lawyer to be in control of what information is provided to the fact-finder and how that information is presented. View More...
In this volume, Stern takes you through a variety of direct examination techniques that will keep you in control and in charge, driving home his points using transcripts from a broad variety of cases that bring his philosophy to life. View More...
