Transcription of Preparing and Trying a Civil Case - MCLE
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MCLE, Inc. | 6th Edition 2017 9 i CHAPTER 9 Preparing and Trying a Civil Case Jeffrey C. Melick, Esq. Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti LLP, Lexington Introduction .. 9 1 Presuit Issues .. 9 1 Interview Your Client .. 9 1 Conduct a Preliminary Investigation .. 9 2 Fee Issues .. 9 2 Pretrial Issues .. 9 3 Filing an Action .. 9 3 (a) The Courts .. 9 3 (b) The Time for Filing an Action .. 9 4 (c) The Complaint .. 9 5 (d) Service of the Complaint on the 9 6 The Answer .. 9 7 Jurisdiction over the Defendant .. 9 8 Pretrial Deadlines .. 9 8 (a) State Courts .. 9 8 (b) Federal Court .. 9 9 Third-Party Claims .. 9 9 Contribution Claims .. 9 10 Indemnity Claims .. 9 10 Strategies for Preparing for Trial .. 9 11 (a) In General .. 9 11 (b) Scope of Discovery Permitted .. 9 12 (c) Developing a Discovery Strategy .. 9 13 (d) Interrogatories .. 9 16 Massachusetts Basic Practice Manual 9 ii 6th Edition 2017 | MCLE, Inc.
tory judgment jurisdiction in actions for money damages and summary process ac-tions, G.L. c. 218, § 19C, subject to a provision for interlocutory appeal to the appel-late division, G.L. c. 231, § 118A. See Sperounes v. Farese, 449 Mass. at 242. Superior Court This court has concurrent jurisdiction with the Supreme Judicial Court over all cases
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