31 Oct 2018
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New Lexis Practice Advisor Journal™ Civil Litigation Special Edition
YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE
LEXIS PRACTICE ADVISOR JOURNAL™
CIVIL LITIGATION SPECIAL EDITION 2018 IS HERE!
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Making the Motion for Summary Judgment Get insights on the many advantages and disadvantages of filing motions for summary judgment in federal court, as well as guidance on filing deadlines, formatting requirements, supporting evidence and other key aspects involved in filing these motions. Page 42
Pretrial Injunctive Relief: Enforcing Pretrial Injunctions Preliminary injunctive relief preserves the status quo of the parties before a court resolves their lawsuit. Learn more about the various types of pretrial injunctive relief, the courts’ authority to enforce injunctive orders and the types of sanctions that can be imposed for violating such orders. Page 28
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MORE HIGHLIGHTS
Drafting a Settlement Agreement Checklist The vast majority of federal civil lawsuits are settled before trial, so it is important to prepare for settlement at the very beginning of a case. Use this checklist to help make sure you negotiate, draft and execute the settlement agreement that best protects your clients’ interests. Page 67
Making the Motion for Class Certification One of the first steps in pursuing a class action is obtaining class certification. Get tips and insights on filing requirements, the elements the moving party must establish and the types of evidence that may be used to support certification, as well as other critical factors in filing a successful motion for class certification. Page 17
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