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: California Appellate ReportBarba v. Perez (Cal. Ct. App. - Aug. 28, 2008)
By Shaun Martin
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As a person keenly interested in litigiation strategy, I very much enjoy it when the Court of Appeal not only issues opinions that generate opportunities for tactical behavior, but also goes ahead and gives tactical pointers. And when, on those rare occasions, there's a conflict between the justices, and each gives his or her own insight into the tactical move and countermoves that are generated by the court's holding, it's pure gold, IMHO.Gold like this.Justice Butz writes the majority opinion read more
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