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    Cover of MA MOTTLAS PROOF OF CASES FULL SET

    Massachusetts Mottlas Proof of Cases, 2025-2026 ed.

    Authors: Davalene Cooper, Marc G. Perlin, J.D., Professor of Law
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    Massachusetts Proof of Cases is a two-volume encyclopedic treatment of the elements of substantive law that must be proved in order to prevail in civil or criminal cases in Massachusetts. Volume one covers a wide variety of civil law and procedure topics.

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    Publication date:2024-12-05
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    Davalene Cooper

    Davalene Cooper is a professor of law emeritus at New England Law, Boston, where she served on the full-time faculty until her retirement in 2019.

    From 1994 until 2009, she served as director of the Legal Research and Writing Program. Prior to joining

     

    Marc G. Perlin, J.D., Professor of Law

    Perlin is a professor of law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, where he has been on the full-time faculty since 1977. From 1999-2011, he also served as associate dean. He has taught courses on Massachusetts civil practice, family law, and constitutional