A practical guide to discovery and depositions in Rhode Island (MCLE).

[Massachusetts] : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc., [2016]-

[Place of distribution not identified] : [LexisNexis], [2017]-

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This two-volume manual is your best "how-to" source for analyzing discovery, creating a discovery plan, preserving evidence, and drafting effective interrogatories and requests for production. It also teaches you how to conduct a variety of types of depositions, draft discovery motions, and conduct discovery practice like an expert. Even if you are seeking practical information on discovery techniques in court-annexed arbitration and mediation, A practical guide to discovery and depositions in Rhode Island has you covered. The thirty-three chapters were written by some of the best courtroom lawyers in the Ocean State-from Cranston to Westerley, Newport to Hope Valley, and Providence to Pawtucket. Their trial and pretrial-tested discovery and deposition techniques are set forth clearly and conveniently in this single source, which was carefully co-edited by Hon. Patricia A. Hurst, Associate Justice of the Rhode Island Superior Court and Mark B. Morse of the Law Offices of Mark B. Morse, Providence. Ethics commentary has been provided by Barbara L. Margolis of the Office of Disciplinary Counsel. This book presents an exhaustive array of topics that are of particular interest to litigators, both beginners and experienced. Use it as a "how-to" if you are just starting out-or as a refresher on best practices for depositions and other discovery-related aspects of your next courtroom trial.

Editors: <2016- >, Mark B. Morse.
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