Amended Supreme Court Rule 306 allows discretionary appeals of interlocutory orders granting or denying class certification. Here's the defense lawyer's take on the change.
May 2003 • Volume 91 • Number 5 • Pages 213–264
Practice News
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Articles
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Amended Supreme Court Rule 306 allows discretionary appeals of interlocutory orders granting or denying class certification. Here's the plaintiff's lawyer's take on the change.
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This new law permits trustees to invest prudently while serving the needs of both remainder and income beneficiaries.
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The Act allows prisoners to pursue claims neglected on direct appeal or based on facts not in the record.
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Failure to meet the requirements of the new procedure could lead to deportation and other unpleasant consequences.
Columns
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Your accounting program can produce reports that help you measure productivity and improve your bottom line. Are you using them to full advantage?
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Is comma placement a lot like flower arranging for you ("let's see, one would look nice here")? If so, read on.
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The rise of electronic sources has changed legal research forever, and it may be changing the nature of law itself.