Going to Trial: A Step-by-Step Guide to Trial Practice and Procedure, 2d. Ed.

Daniel I. Small, Editor
$80 CBA Members, $100 Non-Members

Over 50 forms on the diskette included with the book!  For a complete list of forms, click here.

Real-world advice for each step in the trial process, Going to Trial provides you with a single volume reference to the basic steps, techniques, and points to consider in preparing and trying a case.  Each chapter focuses on a single stage of the trial process – from initial client interview to closing argument – summarizing the objectives you should be seeking . . . the strategies you should be considering . . . the actions you should be taking.  Numerous outlines of strategies are included, along with checklists, forms, and suggestions for further reading.  You get expert guidance on preparing a case for trial.  Whether or not you have your own system of trial preparation already in place, Going to Trial will help you identify new, effective, and more efficient ways of putting a case together. Among the subjects covered in this new edition are:

• The best methods for opening a file and organizing the case
• Understanding and using new technologies, including the Internet
• The many legal theories of recovery and other legal issues that can arise in the course of litigation
• Why skillful motion practice can win or lose a case before trial
• How to be prepared for settlement, as well as for trial

It's a practical reference to help you manage your case and control the outcome.  Thousands of lawyers have already taken advantage of the procedures, forms, checklists, and charts found in the first edition to begin their trial notebook or enhance their current one.  You will find no better comprehensive deskbook of procedures than this revised and expanded edition of Going to Trial. Order your copy today!