Conclusions of a court lawyer - 2. Evidence and proving in arbitration proceedings. Analysis of judicial practice

You have an interesting professional book in your hands on one of the key topics of the arbitration process. Her first edition (2012) prepared 1 litigation lawyer (V.B. Yuzfovich) To the 2nd edition, three more practitioners of lawyers were connected, which supplemented the book by heads (1) about such a new contradictory legal appearance as the Russian judicial precedent, and (2) on the peculiarities of proving on certain categories of disputes.
The first will allow "reflecting" about the features and risks associated with the Russian judicial precedent, the second - will be additionally useful yet to those who practice in tax and antitrust disputes. The authors are divided by professional tricks, give useful tips to help lawyers practitioners find optimal solutions.
Are there any expectations from court lawyers? Are you interested to know the opinion about the conclusions of the authors of the current federal judge of the Arbitration Court? It is also published in the 2nd edition and allows you to see how different the points of view of judges and judicial lawyers (lawyers, corporate lawyers) are on the same issue.
The book is intended for all practicing lawyers - federal judges, lawyers, corporate lawyers, legal consulting specialists, tax and antitrust authorities.
It should be recommended on the course "Arbitration Process" for students of legal universities who want to learn how to build tactics of evidence, lightningly respond to the arguments of the court and opponents and as a result, successfully defend their point of view in court.
2nd publication, recycled and complemented