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This reference provides constitutional and statutory authority needed to invoke and use the subpoena powers of California courts and tribunals.
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$1,279.00
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This comprehensive resource delivers a concise statement and critical examination of every major substantive subject of California statutory and decisional law.
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$2,725.00
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This work is a fully integrated treatment of corporate law, federal and state securities law, and tax considerations. It covers formation, operations, and dissolution. |
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Nationally recognized trial lawyer Kevin Dunne provides expert advice on preparing clients and witnesses for depositions in this title.
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$982.00
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This complete collection contains companion forms to West's® Annotated California Codes, and is specific to the Family Code. Book (Full Set) $632.00 |
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New edition Skilled practitioners provide an in-depth analysis of current employment issues, statutes, cases, and forms.
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$966.00
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This product provides a comprehensive review of all the motions that are filed in California criminal cases.
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$781.00
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This work provides a collection of transaction forms for the practice of business law in California. Book (Full Set) $7,805.00 |
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This one-of-a-kind, California-specific resource addresses the rapidly emerging issues regarding electronic evidence.
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$861.00
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This practice volume, created by some of California’s leadings judges, offers specific advice on successfully responding to common discovery situations. Book $386.00 |
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