Colorado Courtroom Handbook for Civil Trials, 2d Ed
| Publication year | 2009 |
| Pages | 87 |
2009, June, Pg. 87. Colorado Courtroom Handbook for Civil Trials, 2d ed
June 2009
Vol. 38, No. 6 [Page 87]
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Colorado Courtroom Handbook for Civil Trials, 2d ed.
by Victoria C. Swanson et al. 438 pp.; $159, CBA members; $185, nonmembers CBA-CLE, Inc., 2008 1900 Grant St., Ste. 300, Denver, CO 80203(888) 860-2531; www.cobar.org/cle
Reviewed by Jessica H. Miller
Jessica H. Miller is the owner of the Law Firm of Jessica H. Miller, in Boulder. Her practice emphasizes construction, real estate, and business law, including complex and multi-party civil litigation and appeals--(303) 443-0568, jessica.h.miller@comcast.net.
The Colorado Courtroom Handbook for Civil Trials (Handbook) is an exceptional resource for any Colorado attorney whose practice involves civil trial work. The Handbook is presented in a user-friendly format and concisely covers the most common issues that arise during a civil trial. It discusses Colorado state and federal court practices, and thus is an all-inclusive reference for trial court practice in any court in Colorado.
The Handbook is divided into twenty-three tabbed chapters and includes a detailed subject index for easy access to specific issues. The authors discuss matters ranging from pre-trial case management issues to post-trial motions.
The chapter on pre-trial matters covers the procedures for case and trial...
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