OREGON CIVIL. LITIGATION MANUAL 2004 Revision

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1 OREGON STATE BAR CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION NEW 6 x 9 FORMAT! OVER 95 FORMS! OREGON CIVIL LITIGATION MANUAL 2004 Revision Do you have the foundation that you need for effective civil trial procedure and practice in Oregon s state courts? Oregon Civil Litigation Manual provides the critical information you need on numerous facets of civil litigation, from practice tips and court rules to case investigation, pleadings and parties, summons, discovery, trial motions, judgments, attorney fees, and collection of judgments.

2 The 2004 revised edition of Oregon Civil Litigation Manual is up to date with current rules, cases, and statutes, including the substantially revised laws governing judgments enacted by the 2003 Legislature. The revision comes in a new 6 x 9 format, consistent with other CLE publications, and includes more than 95 forms.* Learn about important issues and topics, such as: Forms that comply with the new law on judgments How to present electronic evidence at trial Effect of HIPAA on discovery of medical and psychological records and reports New restrictions on obtaining a person s health information Expert advice on TROs and preliminary injunctions An updated listing of numerous Oregon statutes providing for the recovery of attorney fees An expanded and updated chapter on litigation deadlines Helpful tips and techniques for conducting client interviews A new chapter on litigation technology How to discover and preserve electronic evidence * Purchase of this product includes forms on disk licensed to one attorney user. Additional licenses may be purchased for $20 each on the order form or at a later time. If you would like to review the license agreement before purchasing additional licenses, please contact the CLE Publications Department at (503) or visit us at

3 OREGON CIVIL LITIGATION MANUAL 2004 Revision Contents VOLUME 1 1 Oregon State Courts: Practice and Rules Jan Shea, Stephen P. Armitage 2 Timetable for Litigation Matters Richard B. Thierolf, Jr. 3 Litigation Checklist Katherine R. Heekin 4 Client Interviewing and Counseling J. Michael Dwyer 5 Case Investigation David H. Williams, Jason M. Pistacchio 6 Litigation Technology Katherine R. Heekin Peter H. Glade 7 Pleadings and Parties William A. Masters 8 Summons Nena Cook 9 Removal from State to Federal Court Scott E. Crawford 10 Pretrial Motions Brian J. MacRitchie, Alycia N. Sykora 11 Summary Judgment Thomas C. Sand, Sabrina P. Loiselle 12 Stipulations and Orders Hon. Karla J. Knieps 13 Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions Nena Cook Editors Kenneth P. ( Kip ) Childs, B.A., Colgate University (1978); J.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison (1983); member of the Oregon State Bar since 1983; of counsel, Stoel Rives LLP, Portland. Charles F. Adams, B.S., Oregon State University (1969); J.D., University of California, Berkeley (1974); member of the Oregon State Bar since 1975; partner, Stoel Rives LLP, Portland.

4 14 Tender of Defense Barbara J. Gazeley 15 Negotiation and Settlement Hon. Kristena A. LaMar 16 Discovery Timothy J. Helfrich 17 Depositions Matthew A. Levin, David B. Markowitz, Charles J. Paternoster VOLUME 2 18 Requests for Production; Inspection; Physical and Mental Examinations Michael ( Sam ) Sandmire, Inara K. Scott 19 Requests for Admission Amy R. Alpern 20 Subpoenas Martin E. Hansen, Cynthia J. Starke 21 Jury Selection: Voir Dire Timothy W. Grabe 22 Trial Notebooks Susan K. Eggum 23 Trial Memoranda Barry M. Mount 24 Trial Motions Donald E. Templeton, Brian R. Talcott 25 Jury Instructions David A. Landrum, Denise G. Fjordbeck 26 Verdicts and Findings Robert Udziela 27 Costs and Disbursements Tara J. Schleicher 28 Attorney Fees Paul B. Heatherman 29 Judgments Jacqueline Koch, Mark B. Comstock 30 Collection of Judgments; Provisional Process Jason W. Alexander, Michael G. Halligan 31 Posttrial Matters Donald H. Pyle, William T. Patton 32 Appeals Charles F. Adams, Keith M. Garza 33 Bonds and Undertakings Michael G. Halligan, Jason W. Alexander

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