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Motions Practice before the MSPB and the EEOC
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By: Hadley & Tuck
Price: $80.00
Edition: 1st/1998
Sku: 98MPME-PDF
ISBN: 1-878810-48-0
Samples: Table of Contents ------- Text Sample
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 (1998) Motions Practice before the MSPB and the EEOC

Eminent experts, Ernest Hadley and Sarah Tuck, provide guidance in motions practice before the MSPB and EEOC. In each forum, the authors address matters that arise before, during, and after the hearing. Samples and form motions are included with citations to governing statutes and regulations and relevant case law. Federal agencies, labor unions, attorneys, arbitrators, and adjudicators rely on Motions Practice for expert commentary on topics including:

  • Federal Rules of Civil Procedure—including motions to dismiss, for more definite statement, to strike, for protective orders, to compel discovery, and summary judgment
  • Basic Motion Practice Before the MSPB—including definitions, motions forms, and statements of representatives
  • Prehearing Motion Practice Before the MSPB—including detailed information and sample forms for the following motions:
    • To Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction, Timeliness, Without Prejudice
    • For Extension of Time, Protective Orders, Subpoenas, Disqualification of Judge, Interlocutory Appeals, Sanctions, and Substitution of Executor
    • To Compel Discovery, Change Venue or Hearing Site, Strike Evidence, Use Deposition at Hearing, and Supplement Prehearing Submissions
    • In Limine
  • Posthearing Motion Practice Before the MSPB—including motions to supplement or reopen the record, to intervene, and for attorney fees
  • Basic Motion Practice Before the EEOC—including definitions, motion forms and statements of representatives
  • Prehearing Motion Practice Before the EEOC—including detailed information and sample forms for the following motions:
    • To Dismiss, Remand to Agency, Compel Discovery, Strike Evidence and Substitute Executor
    • For Extension of Time, Protective Orders, Sanctions, Disqualification of Judge, Interlocutory Appeals and Summary Judgment
    • In Limine

The book is printed in a handy 8 1/2" x 11" format, and forms may be photocopied or scanned to save time; with the CD-ROM version of this title, these forms may simply be printed.

Also includes a detailed table of contents and table of cases.

280 pages.



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