How to Be Heard
An overview of the basic principles of lawsuit procedure, getting facts into the record, getting the court to move, rules of court that generally apply in all federal and state courts.
Control the outcome of your lawsuit.
Present the facts and law in your case effectively, clearly, simply ... so everyone can understand your position.
Covers complaints, answers, motions, depositions, interrogatories, subpoenas, pleadings, motions to strike, motions to dismiss, and effective tips and procedures to discover and present evidence to make a winning court record.
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Includes color illustrations and diagrams to make learning the basics easy.
As with all our teaching materials, this on-line tutorial is written for non-lawyers who want to learn quickly what lawsuits are all about and what it takes to win consistently.
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