Civil litigation : Strategy and Practice / Tim Lethbridge, Elise Croft, Jessica Henderson.

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Publication details:
Chatswood, N.S.W. : LexisNexis Australia, 2023.
Edition:
1st edition
Record id:
200696
Subject:
Court rules -- Australia.
Civil procedure -- Australia.
Trial practice -- Australia.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Court rules and practice directions
3. Initial client enquiries and engagement
4. Assessing causes of action
5. Gathering evidence
6. Briefing counsel
7. Providing advice to the client
8. Notifying the other party - letter of demand
9. Commencing proceedings
10. Pleadings
11. Case management hearings and orders
12. Other types of pre-trial hearings
13. Pleadings disputes
14. Security for costs
15. Summary judgment
16. Further and better particulars
17. Interrogatories
18. Discovery and inspection
19. Expert evidence
20. Settlement
21. Mediation/conciliation
22. Trial bundle, book of documents, and papers for the Judge
23. Witness statements / outlines
24. Opening written submissions
25. Issuing subpoenas and third party discovery
26. Trial
27. Receiving judgment
28. Costs orders
29. Interlocutory injunctions
30. Costs management
31. Legal drafting
32. What to wear
33. Looking after yourself
34. Frequently asked questions.
Summary:
Civil Litigation: Strategy and Practice provides the knowledge that is otherwise earned by following the lead of senior practitioners, by trial and error or by a combination of both. It is an indispensable guide for litigation lawyers of all ages and experience who aspire to improve and enjoy their practice of the law. The authors, each experienced litigators, provide simple advice on initial client contact, estimating fees, maintaining healthy client relationships and how to do your part in getting a successful outcome for the client including tips and guidelines on: client management; litigation strategy; preparing for and attending appearances; mediation and settlement; court etiquette; dressing appropriately for work and court; briefing counsel; preparing for trial; self-care; and progressing your career. Features: Unique content - no comparable Australian book at present. Valuable resource for organisations seeking to understand and apply the legal and redress framework in this context. - Publisher's website.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780409355635
Phys. description:
xxviii, 343 pages ; 24 cm