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Herbert M. Kritzer

Born 1947

27 works

1974–2004 across 26 dated works

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Two views of defense1974
The judge's role in pretrial case processing current practices and implications of possible changes1981
Fee arrangements and fee shifting lessons from the experience in Ontario1983
The arbitration alternative: a comparative analysis of case processing time, disposition mode, and cost in the American Arbitration Association and the courts1983

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Legal systems of the world: a political, social, and cultural encyclopedia2002
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Legal advocacy: lawyers and nonlawyers at work1998
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Risks, reputations, and rewards: contingency fee legal practice in the United States2004
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The justice broker: lawyers and ordinary litigation1990
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Let's make a deal: understanding the negotiation process in ordinary litigation1991
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In Litigation: Do the ""Haves"" Still Come Out Ahead?2003
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The judge's role in pretrial case processing current practices and implications of possible changes1981
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The English experience with the English rule: how "loser pays" works, what difference it makes, and what might happen here1988
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Lawyers who litigate background, work setting, and attitudes1988
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Notifying potential claimants in mass tort actions the Dalkon Shield case1987
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Fee arrangements and fee shifting lessons from the experience in Ontario1983
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Political culture and the "propensity to sue"1988
With University of Wisconsin--Madison. Institute for Legal Studies
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Toward a theory of representation in adversary proceedings1992
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The politics of redress: controlling access to the court system in England1993
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First thing we do, let's replace all the lawyers: a comparison of lawyers and nonlawyers as advocates1995
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The propensity to sue in England and the United States: blaming and claiming in tort cases1991
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The aftermath of injury: compensation seeking in Canada and the United States1990
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The form of negotiation in ordinary litigation1985
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"First thing we do, let's replace all the lawyers": a comparison of lawyers and nonlawyers as advocates1995
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Controlling litigation and local legal culture1992
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The arbitration alternative: a comparative analysis of case processing time, disposition mode, and cost in the American Arbitration Association and the courts1983
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The lawyer as negotiator: working in the shadows1986
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Rhetoric and reality--uses and abuses--contingencies and certainties: the American contingent fee in operation1996
With University of Wisconsin--Madison. Institute for Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison. Disputes Processing Research Program
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Two views of defense1974
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