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Nov. 1, 2006
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An invention of necessity, the use of contract appearances has grown and flourished of late. Here are tips for hiring attorneys to get the most out of the relationship. By Robert L. Ray
By Robert L. Ray
Practice and Procedure
When Every Appearance Counts
Busy attorneys have always asked practitioner friends, colleagues, and sometimes opposing counsel to stand in for them at routine hearings. However, the practice became more common and structured in California with the passage in 1992 o...
Practice and Procedure
When Every Appearance Counts
Busy attorneys have always asked practitioner friends, colleagues, and sometimes opposing counsel to stand in for them at routine hearings. However, the practice became more common and structured in California with the passage in 1992 o...
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