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Pro Se Representation

Your Guide to Large Claims Process
Robert E. Potrzebowski of Kohn Law Firm S.C.

Litigants are able to take advantage of the less formal, less time-consuming and less costly small claims procedure.
Current Developments in Federal Appellate Practice
Susan M. Freeman of Lewis and Roca LLP

The circuit courts of appeals are meeting the burden of increasing workloads with procedures and local rules that take advantage of the Internet and other computer technology. They vary in their approaches to the availability of unpublished case law resulting from that technology. They also attempt to address their burdensome caseloads - and the hardship caused to the bar and public - through various settlement and mediation alternatives and through publicly available information on the delay inherent in the appellate process.
Self-Representation: THE Perils of PRO SE
Marshall H. Tanick of Mansfield, Tanick and Cohen, P.A.

Are you thinking of representing yourself or your business in litigation without an attorney? Or, h.