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SUMMARY JUDGMENT tips FROM THE TOP Writing and Arguing Motions When Judge John Erlick, served as Chief Civil Judge of the King County Superior Court (Seattle), he created a column entitled tips from the Top for the King County Bar Bulletin in which he answered questions posed by members of the bar. One lawyer wrote asking, I ve noted differing approaches by the judges. What should I do or not do when preparing and arguing a SUMMARY JUDGMENT motion? Do you have any insights on what judges want and what they re looking for? Judge Erlick s response provides excellent advice for SUMMARY JUDGMENT and other motions as well. He answered as follows: Indeed I do have some insights (concerning SUMMARY JUDGMENT motions). My colleagues have been good enough to share with me their preferences, peccadilloes and pet peeves.
SUMMARY JUDGMENT TIPS FROM THE TOP Writing and Arguing Motions When Judge John Erlick, served as Chief Civil Judge of the King County Superior Court
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