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British Columbia Litigator's Pocket Reference, 2015 Edition
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Product description
The Successful Litigator's Companion
Trial lawyers – no matter how experienced – can't be expected to instantly recall the minutiae of civil procedure, which is why this one-stop source of legal and tactical information for litigators and their staff is invaluable. This handy pocket reference handbook provides a sequential guide through a civil law proceeding, identifying and summarizing the steps that must be taken and the issues that must be considered at each stage, supplementing the formal requirements of the rules of civil procedure with practical suggestions.
Features and Benefits
- Provides a succinct procedural overview of all major stages of a law suit – from starting an action through to appeals – organized in a sequential manner reflecting the flow of litigation, for ease of reference
- Offers timely understanding of the new civil procedure rules
- Point-by-point analysis offers a quick yet comprehensive description of procedure interwoven with practical advice
- Appendices offer quick access to both substantive and everyday information, such as practice directions, court directories, and important telephone numbers
What's New?
- Amendments to B.C. Supreme Court Civil Rules up to B.C. Reg. 44/2014, in force March 31, 2014
- Recently issued and revised B.C. Supreme Court's Administrative Notices and Practice,/li>
Why Should Readers Buy This Book?
- Take advantage of the insights, suggestions and tips from three veteran litigators
- Easily portable for on-the-spot reference during litigation proceedings
- Checklist format offers quick access to practical considerations and procedural information
Who Should Buy This Book?
- Litigation lawyers – Practitioners can ensure they've complied with the new civil procedure rules as they prepare for, and conduct their trials
- Law clerks and litigation paralegals – Provides all the necessary administrative information required for managing civil proceedings, such as a comprehensive court directory, court fees, telephone numbers, key contacts, and more
- Law students and articling students – Become familiar with the various stages of a civil action, the procedural requirements and practical issues
- Law libraries – An invaluable addition to any collection of reference materials on British Columbia civil litigation
Table of contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Preliminary Considerations
Chapter 2: Commencement of Proceedings
Chapter 3: Responses to Pleadings and Subsidiary Claims
Chapter 4: Pleadings
Chapter 5: Matters Arising Subsequent to Pleadings
Chapter 6: Discovery of Documents
Chapter 7: Examination for Discovery
Chapter 8: Applications
Chapter 9: Setting Down for Trial
Chapter 10: The Trial
Chapter 11: Appeals
Appendices
Appendix A British Columbia Government Map
Appendix B: Directory of British Columbia Courthouses
Appendix C: Directions to Supreme Court of British Columbia Registries (Except Vancouver and Victoria)
Appendix D: British Columbia Supreme Court Telephone Numbers
Appendix E" Civil Practice Directives, Practice Notes and Notices to the Profession (Court of Appeal)
Appendix F: Civil Practice Directions and Administrative Notices (Supreme Court)
Appendix G: Court Filing Fees
Appendix H: Common Causes of Action, Defences and Remedies
Appendix I: Standard Legal Citations
Appendix J: Directory of Web Sites for Litigators