02071nam a2200409Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001400071020001500085020001800100035002000118040001000138050002600148082001500174100002500189245008600214260003800300300002800338336000800366337001600374338001900390490003900409525003600448500006200484500002000546505067200566650005301238650003001291650002701321650005001348651002501398655003601423700003101459776014001490830003101630331207OCoLC20220330171015.0981028s1998    nyu      v    001 0 eng    a98214998   a1566627192  a9781566627191  a(OCoLC)39851923  aPUCPR00aKF 8900 .A4bT53 199800a347.732211 aTidmarsh, Jay2Local10aComplex litigation and the adversary systemcby Jay Tidmarsh, Roger H. Trangsrud.  aNew YorkbFoundation Pressc1998.  axci, 1466 pagesc27 cm.  btxt  bn2rdamedia  bnc2rdacarrier1 aUniversity case book series2Local  aKept up to date by supplements.  aAccompanied by: Teachers' manual (158 p. ; 26 cm.), 1999.  aIncludes index.2 a1. An overview of complex litigation : theory, history, and practice -- 2. Joinder, preclusion, and litigant autonomy -- 3. Limitations on the aggregation of related cases in a federal system -- 4. Limitations on the aggregation of related cases pending in a single court system -- 5. Class actions -- 6. Compulsory consolidation in bankruptcy -- 7. The impact of choice of law on the joinder of related cases -- 8. Selecting lawyers and judicial officers for the pretrial stage -- 9. Narrowing issues and discovering facts -- 10. Selecting lawyers, factfinders, and judicial officers for trial -- 11. Trying a complex case -- 12. Declaring and implementing remedies. 0aComplex litigationzUnited StatesvCases.2Local 7aComplex litigation2Local 0aAdversary system (Law) 0aAdversary system (Law)zUnited StatesvCases. 7aUnited States2Local 7aTrials, litigation, etc.2Local1 aTrangsrud, Roger H.2Local0 iOnline versionaTidmarsh, Jay, 1957-tComplex litigation and the adversary system.dNew York : Foundation Press, 1998w(OCoLC)742345941  aUniversity casebook series