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New edition KeyRules provides outlines of the procedural laws needed to draft, file, and serve common civil court filings quickly and correctly. Book $164.00 |
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This practice guide provides an in-depth treatment of California's civil privacy laws, including a comprehensive chapter dedicated to the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).
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$446.00
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New edition Guidance through the proceedings that come before a civil trial authored by some of California’s leading judges. (Discovery covered separately.) Book $338.00 |
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This Pennsylvania court rules title provides rules essential to practice before the courts and serves as a comprehensive yet portable procedural law library. |
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New edition This set provides court rules plus civil practice guides integrating procedural law and secondary sources specific to common court filings. Book (Full Set) $1,071.00 |
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This Pennsylvania court rules title provides rules essential to practice before the courts and serves as a comprehensive yet portable procedural law library.
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$205.00
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New edition Provides a system to schedule, document, and complete divorce actions in a time- and cost-saving manner that is practical and up-to-date.
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$2,524.00
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New edition This set provides court rules plus civil practice guides integrating procedural law and secondary sources specific to common court filings. Book (Full Set) $449.00 |
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This set provides new attorneys and patent law specialists alike with in-depth information on current patent law. |
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A supplementary service for West's Kansas Statutes Annotated, this pamphlet series provides prompt and accurate access to laws enacted during the most recent session of the Kansas state legislature, along with court rule changes. |
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