Concise, practical coverage of the entire process of a criminal trial in New Jersey.

Combines lucid legal analysis with step by step guidance essential to effectively managing each step of the discovery process.

Employment Litigation in New Jersey takes a balanced approach to this vast area of practice, providing information useful to counsel for both employers and employees.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Jersey Personal Injury Litigation provides in-depth procedural and substantive coverage of the causes of action central to New Jersey personal injury practice.

Two volumes containing all the rules you need to practice in New Jersey courts.

New Jersey Corporations and Other Business Entities is a concise,two-volume ...

Written by experienced practitioners, the Practice Guide offers concise explanations of collateral consequences flowing from specific New Jersey criminal convictions, general classes of offenses and general types of offenses, as well as unique practice strategies, checklists, and appendices to ensure that the practitioner identifies and addresses all the collateral consequences related to each crime.

The one-volume LexisNexis Practice Guide: New Jersey Pretrial Practice eBook provides direct, New Jersey-specific answers to questions that arise in day-to-day pretrial practice. It covers important topics related to pretrial practice, including class actions and mass torts, dismissal for lack of prosecution, default and default judgment, sanctions, summary judgments, interlocutory appeals, arbitration, mediation, offer of judgment, pretrial conferences and information exchange, motions in limine, and settlements.

Build your practice library with an affordable, portable, and foundational resource on New Jersey commercial law.

Regulatory examination of mortgage lending, plus a more proactive approach by government agencies to regulate mortgage brokers, mortgage lenders, and the residential mortgage lending industry. Written by Marsha L. Williams, this comprehensive guide identifies and explains the state laws and regulations for lenders engaging in making and brokering second mortgages and home equity loans in the states of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.