Focus (Forum & Focus)
Apr. 8, 2008
At Writ's End
Focus Column - By Terry Anastassiou and Thomas H. Clarke Jr. - Trial attorneys must take several factors into account when responding to a petition for writ of mandate
By Terry Anastassiou and Thomas H. Clarke Jr.
This article appears on Page 7
It may not happen for years, or it could happen in your first case, but almost all trial attorneys with a civil practice who elicit a good result from the law-and-motion or discovery departments are served eventually with a petition for writ of mandate. The practitioner must decide whether and how to respond. Two ...
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