This convenient softbound manual is designed specifically for courtroom use and offers judges and practitioners many trial-tested features that not only provide fast, accurate information for evidentiary questions, but also guide you to the underlying authorities and secondary sources.

Bender Pamphlets

Features detailed coverage of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (over 700 pages in Volume 1) and Federal Rules of Evidence (over 1000 pages in Volume 2).

Offers the most comprehensive rules volumes available in Kentucky.

This innovative casebook is designed to be accessible to first year students while exposing them to the richness of the course.

Shorten the time needed to prepare routine and complex documents and respond quickly to unexpected litigation developments by using forms that can be easily adapted to your client's circumstances. Arranged in the same sequence as the rules appear in the Georgia Civil Procedure Act, Georgia Civil Procedure Forms completely covers this essential and demanding area of law. Its two volumes organize meticulously current forms, explanatory notes, and variations for fast reference, locating pertinent Georgia court decisions in informative footnotes throughout the manual.

Four of the most essential California codes you need for your practice.

The first work to describe how the Maryland Rules interact with statutory and common law rules governing original and appellate jurisdiction, venue, trial by jury, and res judicata, Modern Maryland Civil Procedure discusses extensively the judicial interpretation of the rules.

Expert guidance through every step of Utah civil procedure.

Anderson's Ohio Civil Practice with Forms takes readers takes readers step-by-step from the beginning of an action through all appellate procedures.

The North Carolina Manual of Complaints is a quick reference guide to a broad spectrum of complaints in the areas of Automobile Torts, Employment Law, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Medical Negligence, Consumer Areas of Practice, Nursing Home Litigation, General Negligence and Commercial Litigation.