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Columns
Appellate Practice, Civil Litigation Special Coverage Civil Litigation Appellate Practice California Courts of Appeal Appellate Practice Appellate Practice, Civil Litigation Appellate Practice Law Practice, Civil Litigation Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice
Title Category Published
Take my appeal, please! Aug. 2, 2023
Stay what?Nov. 26, 2018
CAFA conundrum: Diversity is what counts Feb. 10, 2017
Does a deferral effectively deny a motion to compel? Aug. 30, 2016
Death of the death knell doctrine? Aug. 11, 2015
There Is No Silver Lining to an Untimely Appeal from a Post-Judgment Attorney Fee Award Jan. 26, 2011
Interlocutory Appeals in Federal Court:It's the Criteria That Count Oct. 19, 2010
Not All Costs Are Created Equal Jun. 10, 2010
Untangling the Web: Motions for Reconsideration Mar. 11, 2010
Staying PowerApr. 6, 2009
Deposingthe Opposing Mar. 31, 2007
Unpublished Opinions Dec. 21, 2006
Mootness Issue Is a Complex First Step in Hearing Appeals Oct. 18, 2006
'Palmer' Clarifies Valid Written Notice of an Entry of Judgment Sep. 4, 2003
Certification Process Does Not Appear to Burden High Court May 8, 2003
Dilatory or Frivolous Oct. 4, 2001
Red Cow Jun. 7, 2001
Dual Action Apr. 5, 2001
Illusory Fortress Oct. 10, 2000
Cooperative Federalism Jun. 8, 2000
Resetting the Clock Apr. 6, 2000

Verdicts & Settlements
Case Name Topic Role Published
TMF Trustee Limited v. M/T Megacore Philomena, her engines, boilers, tackles, and other appurtenances, etc. in rem; Hurricane Navigation Inc., a Marshall Islands Corporation, in personam Maritime Law Plaintiff Oct. 16, 2020

MCLE
Title Category Published
Stay what? Civil Procedure Nov. 26, 2018
Appellate Practice, Civil Litigation Special Coverage Civil Litigation Appellate Practice California Courts of Appeal Appellate Practice Appellate Practice, Civil Litigation Appellate Practice Law Practice, Civil Litigation Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice Appellate Practice
Title Category Published
Take my appeal, please! Aug. 2, 2023
Stay what?Nov. 26, 2018
CAFA conundrum: Diversity is what counts Feb. 10, 2017
Does a deferral effectively deny a motion to compel? Aug. 30, 2016
Death of the death knell doctrine? Aug. 11, 2015
There Is No Silver Lining to an Untimely Appeal from a Post-Judgment Attorney Fee Award Jan. 26, 2011
Interlocutory Appeals in Federal Court:It's the Criteria That Count Oct. 19, 2010
Not All Costs Are Created Equal Jun. 10, 2010
Untangling the Web: Motions for Reconsideration Mar. 11, 2010
Staying PowerApr. 6, 2009
Deposingthe Opposing Mar. 31, 2007
Unpublished Opinions Dec. 21, 2006
Mootness Issue Is a Complex First Step in Hearing Appeals Oct. 18, 2006
'Palmer' Clarifies Valid Written Notice of an Entry of Judgment Sep. 4, 2003
Certification Process Does Not Appear to Burden High Court May 8, 2003
Dilatory or Frivolous Oct. 4, 2001
Red Cow Jun. 7, 2001
Dual Action Apr. 5, 2001
Illusory Fortress Oct. 10, 2000
Cooperative Federalism Jun. 8, 2000
Resetting the Clock Apr. 6, 2000
Title Category Published
Stay what? Civil Procedure Nov. 26, 2018
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