Talitha Ebrite Discusses Discovery | Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms & Practice
Listen to Talitha Ebrite discuss “Discovery,” the chapter she helped author in Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms and Practice.
Listen to Talitha Ebrite discuss “Discovery,” the chapter she helped author in Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms and Practice.
Listen to Brooks Richardson discuss “Pre-Litigation Considerations,” the chapter he helped author in Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms and Practice.
Listen to Philip Hixon discuss “Attorney-Client Relationship,” the chapter he helped author in Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms and Practice.
Listen to Amy Stipe discuss how GableGotwals was recently tasked with updating the Second Edition of Oklahoma Civil Procedure Forms and Practice published by LexisNexis/Matthew Bender.
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