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DECEMBER 1993
 
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FEATURE ARTICLE:

OVERHAUL OF SUMMONS SERVICE AND PERSONAL JURISDICTION IN THE FEDERAL COURTS: THE NEW RULE 4 OF THE FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE PART 1

• INTRODUCTORY

• RETROACTIVITY: APPLYING THE NEW RULES IN PENDING CASES

• THE CHANGES IN RULE 4

• 1. Form and Issuance of Summons

• 2. The New Waiver-of-Service Procedure

 

  • Introductory
  • Nothing Else Waived
  • The Plaintiff's Steps in Seeking the Waiver
  • No Costs Against Defendant Reached Abroad
  • Failure to Waive Can't Confer Jurisdiction
 
 GENERAL PRACTICE


THE N.Y. DISCLOSURE CHANGES:
Are the New York Disclosure Amendments Retroactive?

ATTORNEY'S LIABILITY:

Attorney Not Liable for Hired Expert's Loss of Evidence

SURVEILLANCE TAPES:

Lawyer's Memo on Surveillance Tapes Also Disclosable, But With Privileged Parts Redacted

 

Overview of topics...

Lead Note:

OVERHAUL OF SUMMONS SERVICE AND PERSONAL JURISDICTION IN THE FEDERAL COURTS: THE NEW RULE 4 OF THE FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE PART 1

  • Are the New York Disclosure Amendments Retroactive?
  • Attorney's Liability for Experts?
  • Disclosing Memos of Surveillance Tapes
Open Citations:
  • Hanover (Issue 6/Page 3): 157 Misc.2d 1014, 600 N.Y.S.2d 419.
  • Mermelstein (Issue 7/Page 4): 830 F.Supp. 184.
  • Glassman (Issue 10/Page 3): 157 Misc.2d 175, 602 N.Y.S.2d 502.
  • American (Issue 11/Page 3): 157 Misc.2d 730, 602 N.Y.S.2d 1022.
 
         
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