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New Practical Law Dispute Resolution Trial practice content

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Practical Law Dispute Resolution has published a suite of new resources that will be of interest to litigators (law firm and in-house) practising in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia:

These resources provide comprehensive guidance on trial practice and procedure in each jurisdiction, addressing the key considerations and practical steps to follow for setting a matter down for trial, preparing for and attending pre-trial case management hearings, communicating with the court and other parties, making interlocutory applications ahead of the hearing, preparing outlines of argument, submissions and lists of authorities, and preparing document bundles and court books.  They also provide detailed guidance on the mode and order of a final hearing and use of technology during the hearing in each jurisdiction.

For more resources on Practical Law on evidence and trial practice and procedure (including detailed practice notes, checklists and standard documents), check out our Toolkit, Civil trial practice and the resources available under the Evidence and Trial practice topics.

By Practical Law Dispute Resolution Team

Practical Law Australia’s expert legal writers have practical expertise gained from some of the country's leading law firms and corporate legal departments, including Ashurst, Baker & McKenzie, Gilbert + Tobin, Herbert Smith Freehills, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and more. They understand the pressure to deliver timely and cost effective legal advice, which is why Practical Law’s fully maintained practice notes, precedents, drafting notes and checklists offer clear and concise know-how with a practical perspective.

For more information on Practical Law Australia’s legal writing team, visit legal.thomsonreuters.com.au/practical-law-team

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