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100			_aSchopf, William
245			_aDiscovery in Federal and State Courts in Illinois / _bWilliam Schopf
250			_aFirst edition
264			_aIllinois _bChicago Spectrum Press _c1997
300			_a180 páginas
505			_a1. About the authors 2. About Schopf & Weiss 3. Chapter One. Introduction 4. Chapter Two. Plannig a Discovery Strategy 5. Chapter Threes. Informal Information Gathering 6. Chapter Four. Rules and Statutes Governing Discovery 7. Chapter Five. Depositions 8. Chapter Six. Written interrogatories 9. Chapter Seven. Documents, Inspections, And Examinations 10. Chapter Eight. Requests to Admit 11. Chapter Nine. Resisting Discovery 12. Chapter Ten. Judicial Resolution of discovery disputes 13. Chapter Eleven. Court-Ordered discovery plans 14. Chapter Twelve. Conclusion 15. Appendix 16. Index
520			_aAbraham Lincoln practiced law for 25 years, appearing in courthouses throughout Illinois. He represented corporations such as the Illinois Central Railroad in major commercial suits and was one of the state's leading lawyers. But he rarely took a deposition, answered interrogatories, or filed a motion to compel. Discovery in those days came mostly from the witness stand.
650			_aDERECHO PROCESAL
650			_aTRIBUNALES FEDERALES _zESTADOS UNIDOS
650			_aTRIBUNALES ESTATALES
700			_aWeiss, Steven A. _eAutor
700			_aBaugher, Peter V. _eAutor
700			_aHeneghan, Patrick J. _eAutor
700			_aFlaming, Todd H. _eAutor
942			_2ddc _cLIBRO
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