Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2016, VOLUME 29, NUMBER 3
Content
- Adr Update: Failure to Pay Arbitrator's Fees
- Coming Together: the California Supreme Court 2015-2016
- Direct and Cross-Examination
- Editor's Foreword a Move From the Silver Linings Playbook
- From the Section Chair the State Bar's Public Protection Mission—Protecting the Public from What?
- Goodbye to All That
- Litigation Section Executive Committee Past Chairs
- Masthead
- Past Editors-in-Chief
- Table of Contents
- The Politics of Arbitration
- Trial Lawyer Hall of Famer
- The Court Bond Process: a Litigator's Guide on How to Explain Court Bonds to Your Clients
The Court Bond Process: A Litigator’s Guide on How to Explain Court Bonds to Your Clients
By Michal Rogson
If you’re a litigator, then at some point you will encounter a client who needs a court bond — whether for a preliminary injunction, writ of attachment, appeal, or any number of reasons. When this happens, you will have to counsel the client on what a court bond is and how best to obtain one. But many litigators are at a loss to provide such guidance at the critical moment when a bond is required. This article aims to remedy that by outlining the basics of the bonding process.
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