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The US Supreme Court recently approved new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to go into effect on December 1, 2007. The Moore’s Federal Practice Resource Center is designed to educate you on these changes and how they will affect your practice. Moore’s Federal Practice is the leading treatise on federal procedure, with more than 40,000 court citations, as well as an editorial board with leading authorities in the field. For additional information, please register here.

New Federal Rules—What does it Mean to You?

Completely rewritten and restyled Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect on December 1, 2007, absent Congressional action.  These style amendments will clarify and simplify the language of the rules.  With the exception of a small number of changes characterized as “style-substance,” the amendments are not intended to change substantive meaning. Practitioners familiar with the current version of the rules will notice an extensive array of changes.  Many rules have been reordered at the subdivision level – (a), (b), (c) – or lower.  Material in the rules deemed outdated or repetitious has been deleted.  Rule text has been substantially revised to improve consistency from rule to rule and modernize word usage

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