did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

We're the #1 textbook rental company. Let us show you why.

9781583607701

Civil Procedure: Cases, Materials and Questions

by ;
  • ISBN13:

    9781583607701

  • ISBN10:

    1583607706

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-12-01
  • Publisher: Lexis Nexis Matthew Bender

Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.

Purchase Benefits

  • Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping On Orders Over $35!
    Your order must be $35 or more to qualify for free economy shipping. Bulk sales, PO's, Marketplace items, eBooks and apparel do not qualify for this offer.
  • eCampus.com Logo Get Rewarded for Ordering Your Textbooks! Enroll Now
List Price: $93.26 Save up to $34.51
  • Rent Book $58.75
    Add to Cart Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping

    TERM
    PRICE
    DUE
    USUALLY SHIPS IN 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
    *This item is part of an exclusive publisher rental program and requires an additional convenience fee. This fee will be reflected in the shopping cart.

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

Table of Contents

Table of Cases
xxvii
Preface xlv
Acknowledgments xlvii
An Introduction to the Civil Action and Procedure
The Study of Procedure
1(3)
Federalism
4(2)
Overview of the Structure of a Court System
6(2)
Trial Courts
6(1)
Intermediate Appellate Courts
6(1)
Supreme Courts
7(1)
Appellate Practice and the Doctrine of Precedent
7(1)
The Adversary System
8(4)
Alternatives to Litigation
12(3)
A Brief History of Our English Judicial Roots
15(3)
General Topics of Civil Procedure
18(7)
Selecting the Forum (Chapters 2-6)
19(2)
Learning About the Opponent's Case (Chapters 7 & 8)
21(1)
Adjudication With or Without a Jury (Chapter 9)
22(1)
Preclusion, Joinder, and Supplemental Jurisdiction (Chapters 11-15)
22(1)
Appeal (Chapter 14)
23(1)
Litigation Alternatives (Chapter 15)
23(2)
Personal Jurisdiction
Introduction and Integration
25(2)
Constitutional Limits on Personal Jurisdiction
27(113)
The Fountainhead-Pennoyer v. Neff
27(7)
Notes and Questions
34(3)
Interim Developments
37(2)
Hess v. Pawloski
39(2)
Notes and Questions
41(1)
The Modern Era
42(1)
International Shoe Co v. Washington
42(6)
Notes and Questions
48(2)
Note on McGee, Hanson and Gray
50(4)
World-Wide Volkswagen v. Woodson
54(10)
Notes and Questions
64(3)
Personal Jurisdiction in Federal Court
67(2)
Note on Keeton and Calder
69(1)
Why Litigants Care About Where Litigation Occurs
70(2)
Burger King Corp. v. Rudzewicz
72(14)
Notes and Questions
86(2)
Asahi Metal Industry Co. v Superior Court of California
88(6)
Notes and Questions
94(2)
General Jurisdiction
96(1)
Helicopteros Nacionales de Colombia, S.A. v. Hall
96(7)
Notes and Questions
103(4)
Consent
107(1)
In Rem and Quasi-in-Rem Jurisdiction
108(1)
Shaffer v. Heitner
108(13)
Notes and Questions
121(2)
Transient Presence
123(1)
Burnham v Superior Court of California
124(13)
Notes and Questions
137(3)
A Different Perspective
140(5)
The Purposes of Personal Jurisdiction
140(2)
Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet
142(1)
Personal Jurisdiction in Other Countries
143(2)
Statutory Limits on Personal Jurisdiction
145(10)
Flint v. Gust
148(2)
Gust v. Flint
150(2)
Notes and Questions
152(3)
Notice and Opportunity To Be Heard
Introduction and Integration
155(1)
Notice
155(19)
The Constitutional Requirement
155(1)
Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
155(6)
Notes and Questions
161(3)
Statutory Requirements
164(2)
National Dev Co. v. Triad Holding Corp.
166(3)
Notes and Questions
169(4)
Immunity, Evasion, and ``Sewer Service''
173(1)
Opportunity to be Heard
174(17)
Connecticut v. Doehr
175(11)
Notes and Questions
186(5)
Subject Matter Jurisdiction
Introduction and Integration
191(1)
State Courts and General Subject Matter Jurisdiction
191(2)
Federal Courts and Limited Subject Matter Jurisdiction
193(62)
The Constitutional Grants and Role of Congress
193(1)
Notes and Questions
193(1)
Plaintiff's Burden to Establish Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction
194(1)
Diversity of Citizenship and Alienage Jurisdiction
195(1)
Introductory Note
195(2)
The Complete Diversity Rule
197(1)
Strawbridge v. Curtiss
197(1)
Notes and Questions
197(2)
Determining Citizenship of Individuals
199(1)
Mas v. Perry
199(3)
Notes and Questions
202(3)
Determining Citizenship of Entities
205(1)
Randazzo v. Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc.
206(2)
Notes and Questions
208(1)
J.A. Olson Co. v. City of Winona
208(5)
Notes and Questions
213(2)
Representative Suits and Assignments of Claims
215(1)
The Domestic Relations and Probate Exceptions
216(1)
The Amount in Controversy Requirement
217(1)
Notes and Questions
218(3)
Federal Question Jurisdiction
221(1)
Introductory Note
221(1)
Narrow Interpretations of the Jurisdictional Grant
222(1)
The Well-Pleaded Complaint Rule
223(1)
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v. Mottley
223(2)
Notes and Questions
225(2)
Well-Pleaded Complaint Problems Raised by Declaratory Judgments
227(3)
Centrality of the Federal Issue to the Claim
230(3)
Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Thompson
233(10)
Notes and Questions
243(3)
Supplemental Jurisdiction
246(1)
Removal Jurisdiction
246(2)
Noble v. Bradford Marine, Inc.
248(1)
Notes and Questions
249(6)
Venue
Introduction and Integration
255(1)
Local and Transitory Actions
255(1)
State Venue Provisions
256(3)
Notes and Questions
258(1)
Venue in Federal Court
259(1)
The Basic Rules
259(2)
Notes and Questions
261(2)
Bates v C & S Adjusters, Inc.
263(3)
Notes and Questions
266(1)
Change of Venue
267(1)
Transfer of Civil Cases in State Courts
267(1)
Transfer of Civil Actions in Federal Court
268(1)
Where Can Cases Be Transferred
269(1)
Goldlawr Transfers
270(1)
Forum Selection Clauses
270(1)
Choice of Law
271(1)
Standard for Transfer Under §§ 1404 and 1406
272(2)
Multidistrict Litigation
274(1)
Forum Non Conveniens
275(14)
Piper Aircraft Co. v. Reyno
275(11)
Notes and Questions
286(3)
Raising Jurisdictional and Related Challenges
Introduction and Integration
289(1)
The Traditional and Modern Approaches to Challenging Personal Jurisdiction
289(4)
Notes and Questions
291(2)
Collateral and Direct Attacks on Personal Jurisdiction
293(4)
Baldwin v. Iowa State Traveling Men's Association
294(2)
Notes and Questions
296(1)
Challenging Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction
297(4)
Pleadings and Judgments Based on Pleadings
Introduction and Integration
301(2)
Historical Overview of the Evolution of Pleadings
303(3)
The Complaint
306(30)
Requirements
306(1)
Elements of the Complaint
306(1)
A ``short and plain statement of the ground upon which the court's jurisdiction depends''
306(1)
A ``short and plain statement of the claim showing that the pleader is entitled to relief''
307(1)
A ``demand for judgment for the relief the pleader seeks''
307(1)
Form of Pleadings
308(1)
Legal Sufficiency
309(1)
Notes and Questions
310(2)
Factual (or ``Formal'') Sufficiency: The Debate Over Specificity
312(1)
Code Pleading
312(2)
Federal Rules Pleading
314(1)
Dioguardi v. Durning
314(2)
Notes and Questions
316(5)
The Common Counts
321(1)
Heightened Specificity Requirements in Certain Cases
321(1)
Leatherman v. Tarrant County
322(2)
Notes and Questions
324(4)
Pleading Inconsistent Facts and Alternative Theories
328(1)
McCormick v. Kopmann
328(3)
Notes and Questions
331(1)
Voluntary Dismissal
332(1)
Notes and Questions
333(1)
Involuntary Dismissal
334(2)
Notes and Questions
336(1)
Defendant's Options in Response
336(11)
Motions
337(1)
Questions
338(1)
The Answer
338(1)
Responses to the Plaintiff's Allegations
338(1)
Admissions
338(1)
Denials
339(2)
Denials for Lack of Knowledge or Information
341(1)
Affirmative Defenses
341(2)
Notes and Questions
343(1)
Claims by the Defendant
344(1)
Failure to Respond: Default and Default Judgment
345(1)
Notes and Questions
345(2)
Amended Pleadings
347(9)
Basic Principles Under Rule 15(a)
347(1)
Notes and Questions
347(2)
The Problem of Variance Under Rule 15(b)
349(1)
Notes and Questions
350(1)
Amendment and the Statute of Limitations Under Rule 15(c)
351(1)
Amendment to Claims or Defenses
351(1)
Marsh v. Coleman Company
351(4)
Notes and Questions
355(1)
Amendment Changing a Party
355(1)
Supplemental Pleadings
356(1)
Veracity in Pleading: Rule 11 and Other Devices
357(20)
Rule 11
357(3)
Model Rules of Professional Conduct
360(2)
Notes and Questions
362(1)
Hadges v. Yonkers Racing Corp.
363(9)
Notes and Questions
372(2)
Other Sanctions
374(3)
Discovery
Introduction and Integration
377(3)
Overview of the Discovery Devices
380(7)
Required Initial Disclosures (Rule 26(a)(1))
380(1)
Questions
381(1)
Depositions (Rules 30, 31)
382(1)
Questions
383(1)
Interrogatories (Rule 33)
383(1)
Questions
384(1)
Production of Documents and Things (Rule 34)
384(1)
Questions
384(1)
Medical Examination (Rule 35)
385(1)
Questions
385(1)
Requests for Admission (Rule 36)
386(1)
Questions
386(1)
Practice Problem
386(1)
Scope of Discovery
387(50)
General Scope
387(1)
Roesberg v. Johns-Manville Corp.
387(14)
Notes and Questions
401(2)
Relation to the Rules of Evidence
403(1)
Privileged Material
403(4)
Work Product
407(1)
Hickman v. Taylor
407(10)
Notes and Questions
417(5)
Holmgren v. State Farm Mutual Insurance Co.
422(3)
Notes and Questions
425(1)
Experts
425(2)
Ager v. Jane C. Stormont Hospital & Training School for Nurses
427(7)
Notes and Questions
434(2)
Review Problem
436(1)
Timing and Pretrial Disclosures, Conferences, and Orders
437(6)
Timing
437(1)
Pretrial Disclosures
438(1)
Pretrial Conferences and Orders
438(5)
Sanctions
443(24)
Washington State Physicians Ins. Exchange & Ass'n v. Fisons Corp
444(14)
Holmgren v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
458(2)
Notes and Questions
460(7)
Adjudication With and Without a Trial or a Jury
Introduction and Integration
467(1)
The Right to a Jury
467(61)
Scope of the Constitutional Right
467(2)
``Actions at Common Law'' and the Historical Test
469(1)
Chauffers Local, 391 v. Terry
469(11)
Notes and Questions
480(7)
The Complications of Merger and the Federal Rules
487(1)
Juries in Non-Article III Courts
488(1)
Atlas Roofing Co. v. OSHRC
489(4)
Notes and Questions
493(2)
Juries in State Courts
495(1)
Selection and Size of the Jury
496(1)
The Venire and Voir Dire
496(1)
Peremptory Challenges
497(1)
J.E.B. v. Alabama
498(18)
Notes and Questions
516(5)
Two Views of Voir Dire and Peremptory Strikes
521(1)
The Mapplethorpe Obscenity Trial
521(5)
10 Trial Mistakes
526(1)
Jury Size
526(1)
Jury Nullification and Its Limits
527(1)
Summary Judgment-Adjudication Without Trial or Jury
528(28)
Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc.
532(9)
Notes and Questions
541(5)
Celotex Corp. v. Catrett
546(8)
Notes and Questions
554(2)
Controlling and Second-Guessing Juries
556(29)
Judgment as a Matter of Law (Directed Verdict and JNOV)
556(1)
Lavender v. Kurn
557(5)
Notes and Questions
562(4)
New Trials
566(1)
Dadurian v. Underwriters at Lloyd's of London
567(6)
Notes and Questions
573(2)
Other Techniques for Controlling Juries
575(1)
Admissibility of Evidence
575(2)
Jury Instructions
577(1)
Form of the Verdict
578(1)
Judicial Comment
579(1)
Juror Misconduct
580(3)
Motions to Set Aside the Judgment
583(2)
What Law Applies in Federal Court
Introduction and Integration
585(3)
Determining What Law Applies
588(52)
The Erie Doctrine
588(1)
Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins
588(6)
Notes and Questions
594(4)
Note: Constitutional Bases of Erie
598(2)
Early Efforts to Describe When State Law Applies
600(3)
Byrd v. Blue Ridge Rural Electrical Cooperative, Inc.
603(4)
Notes and Questions
607(2)
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
609(1)
Hanna v. Plumer
609(9)
Note on Understanding Hanna
618(1)
What Happens When There Is a Federal Rule of Civil Procedure On Point-The Rules Enabling Act Prong
618(2)
Determining Whether a Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Is Valid
620(2)
Determining When a Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Is On Point
622(2)
What Happens When There Is No Federal Rule of Civil Procedure On Point-The Rules of Decision Act Prong
624(1)
Notes and Questions
624(2)
Gasperini v. Center for Humanities, Inc.
626(12)
Notes and Questions
638(2)
Determining the Content of State Law
640(6)
DeWeerth v. Baldinger
641(4)
Notes and Questions
645(1)
Federal Common Law
646(1)
Federal Law in State Court
647(2)
The Preclusion Doctrines
Introduction and Integration
649(2)
Claim Preclusion
651(20)
Scope of a Claim
651(1)
In General
651(1)
Carter v. Hinkle
652(3)
Notes and Questions
655(4)
Contract Cases
659(1)
Parties or Persons in Privity
660(1)
Who Can Be Bound?
660(1)
Notes and Questions
661(1)
Configuration of the Parties
662(1)
Notes and Questions
663(1)
Valid, Final Judgment, On the Merits
664(1)
Validity
664(1)
Finality
664(1)
On the Merits
665(1)
Notes and Questions
666(2)
Exceptions to the Operation of Claim Preclusion
668(1)
Notes and Questions
669(2)
Issue Preclusion
671(31)
Same Issue Litigated and Determined
671(1)
Cromwell v. County of Sac
672(3)
Notes and Questions
675(3)
Issue Determined Was Essential to the Judgment
678(1)
Rios v. Davis
678(2)
Notes and Questions
680(1)
Against Whom Can Issue Preclusion Be Asserted?
681(1)
Hardy v. Johns-Manville Sales Corp.
682(3)
Notes and Questions
685(3)
By Whom Can Issue Preclusion Be Asserted?
688(1)
Mutuality and Exceptions
688(2)
Rejection of Mutuality for Defensive Use
690(2)
Notes and Questions
692(2)
Rejection of Mutuality for Offensive Use
694(1)
Parklane Hosiery Co. v. Shore
694(3)
Notes and Questions
697(3)
Exceptions to the Operation of Issue Preclusion
700(1)
Notes and Questions
700(2)
Problems of Federalism
702(5)
State-to-State
703(1)
State-to-Federal
703(2)
Federal-to-State
705(1)
Federal-to-Federal
705(2)
Scope of Litigation-Joinder and Supplemental Jurisdiction
Introduction and Integration
707(2)
Real Party in Interest, Capacity, and Standing
709(3)
Notes and Questions
711(1)
Claim Joinder by Plaintiffs
712(10)
Procedural Aspects
712(1)
Jurisdictional Aspects
713(1)
United Mine Workers v. Gibbs
713(5)
Notes and Questions
718(4)
Permissive Party Joinder by Plaintiffs
722(13)
Procedural Aspects
722(1)
Schwartz v. Swan
723(4)
Notes and Questions
727(4)
Jurisdictional Aspects
731(2)
Notes and Questions
733(2)
Claim Joinder by Defendants
735(14)
Counterclaims
735(1)
Compulsory Counterclaims
736(1)
Procedural Aspects
736(1)
Dindo v. Whitney
736(1)
Carteret Savings & Loan Assn. v. Jackson
737(2)
Notes and Questions
739(3)
Jurisdiction Aspects
742(2)
Notes and Questions
744(1)
Permissive Counterclaims
745(1)
Procedural Aspects
745(1)
Notes and Questions
745(1)
Jurisdictional Aspects
746(1)
Cross-Claims
746(1)
Procedural Aspects
746(1)
Notes and Questions
746(2)
Jurisdictional Aspects
748(1)
Notes and Questions
748(1)
Overriding Plaintiff's Party Structure
749(42)
Impleader (Third-Party Practice)
750(1)
Procedural Aspects
750(1)
Markvicka v. Brodhead-Garrett Co.
751(2)
Notes and Questions
753(2)
Jurisdictional Aspects
755(1)
Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger
756(7)
Notes and Questions
763(3)
Compulsory Joinder (Necessary and Indispensable Parties)
766(1)
Procedural Aspects
766(1)
Haas v Jefferson National Bank
766(4)
Temple v. Synthes Corp
770(1)
Notes and Questions
771(4)
Jurisdictional Aspects
775(1)
Notes and Questions
776(2)
Intervention
778(1)
Procedural Aspects
778(1)
Atlantis Development Corp. v. United States
779(6)
Notes and Questions
785(2)
Jurisdictional Aspects
787(2)
Notes and Questions
789(2)
Special Multiparty Litigation: Interpleader and the Class Action
Introduction and Integration
791(1)
Interpleader
791(17)
Background
791(3)
The Two Types of Interpleader in Federal Court
794(1)
Pan American Fire & Casualty Co. v. Revere
794(4)
Notes and Questions
798(4)
The Limits of Interpleader to Avoid Duplicative Litigation
802(1)
State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. v. Tashire
802(5)
Notes and Questions
807(1)
The Class Action
808(35)
Background
808(1)
Policy and Ethical Issues
809(2)
Constitutional Considerations
811(2)
Hansberry v. Lee
813(4)
Notes and Questions
817(2)
Practice Under Federal Rule 23
819(1)
Background
819(1)
Filing and ``Certification'' of a Class Action
820(1)
Requirements for ``Certification'' Under Rule 23
821(1)
Prerequisites of Rule 23(a)
821(1)
Notes and Questions
822(2)
Types of Class Actions Under Rule 23 (b)
824(3)
Notes and Questions
827(3)
Notice to Class Members
830(1)
Notes and Questions
831(1)
Court's Role in Dismissal and Settlement
832(1)
Subject Matter Jurisdiction
833(1)
Free v. Abbott Laboratories
834(2)
Notes and Questions
836(2)
Personal Jurisdiction
838(2)
Notes and Questions
840(3)
Appeals
Introduction and Integration
843(1)
Appellate Jurisdiction in the Federal Courts
844(21)
Section 1291
844(2)
Collateral Order Doctrine
846(1)
Cunningham v. Hamilton County
847(7)
Notes and Questions
854(3)
Section 1292
857(1)
Notes and Questions
858(1)
Rule 54(b)
859(1)
Notes and Questions
860(1)
Mandamus
861(2)
Appealability of Discovery Orders
863(1)
Mechanies of Filing an Appeal
864(1)
Appellate Jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court
865(1)
Appeals in State Courts
865(1)
Scope of Review
866(7)
Notes and Questions
869(4)
Alternative Models of Dispute Resolution
Introduction and Integration
873(1)
Models of Greater Judicial Control
873(21)
The German Advantage in Civil Procedure
873(12)
Notes and Questions
885(1)
Sempier v. Johnson & Higgins
885(6)
Notes and Questions
891(3)
Models of Non-Judicial Resolution
894(11)
The Implications of Apology: Law and Culture in Japan and in the United States
894(6)
Notes and Questions
900(5)
Index 905

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

The Used, Rental and eBook copies of this book are not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically, only the book itself is included. This is true even if the title states it includes any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

Rewards Program