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Save hours of research with this handy reference guide. Virginia Insurance Case Finder gives you instant access to insurance cases in Virginia, analyzing all Virginia Supreme Court and Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals cases dealing with insurance questions for the last fifty years.

Collier Bankruptcy Case Update provides coverage of recently reported bankruptcy decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court, the Circuit Courts of Appeals, District Courts, Bankruptcy Appellate Panels and Bankruptcy Courts. Case summaries are arranged by Bankruptcy Code section and Bankruptcy Rule number, with an index by Circuit.

While this book is intended for the basic wills and trusts course, it may also be used in advanced trusts and estates courses, as it includes chapters on estate planning, powers of appointment, advanced directives, and probate.

Electronic Discovery for Small Cases offers effective, budget-friendly solutions for collecting, viewing, and analyzing electronic evidence that will benefit any litigator.

Expert, up-to-date coverage of all aspects of narcotics cases and related matters.

A complete examination of the Code provisions, case law and current practice trends relevant to the compensation of attorneys, trustees and other professionals involved in bankruptcy cases.

Learn how to choose small to medium-sized personal injury cases with the best chances of success, and how to efficiently deliver the biggest results. Includes pattern responses to adjusters, case-screening rules, cost-reducing techniques, sample letters, discovery, motions and more.

A behind-closed-doors look at how insurance cases are valued, what the adjuster needs to settle your case, and how to keep your case moving. Scope runs from estimating bodily injury damages and investigating coverage to claims denials and action letter outlines.

Veteran litigator Janet S. Kole walks you through the steps of drafting a complaint or response and provides helpful tips and strategies to make your pleadings more effective. Pleadings do not need to be dry. They can and should convey your fervent belief in your client's cause. Pleading Your Case is your first step to crafting a complaint or response that effectively tells your client's story.

The most comprehensive treatise available on the substantive and procedural law of civil and criminal forfeiture.