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Winning at Pretrial
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While some regard appellate lawyering as something that happens after verdict, a better way to think about appellate lawyers is as strategists of an entire litigation process. Consider how early tactical and strategic decisions and maneuvers can determine ultimate outcomes or even result in summary dispositions.
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Winning at Pretrial (Nov 2018)
Douglas W. Alexander, R. Paul Yetter
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Winning at Pretrial (Nov 2018)
While some regard appellate lawyering as something that happens after verdict, a better way to think about appellate lawyers is as strategists of an entire litigation process. Consider how early tactical and strategic decisions and maneuvers can determine ultimate outcomes or even result in summary dispositions.
Originally presented: Nov 2018 Civil Litigation Conference
Douglas W. Alexander,
Alexander Dubose Jefferson & Townsend LLP - Austin, TX
R. Paul Yetter,
Yetter Coleman LLP - Houston, TX