This Edition contains the Maryland statutes and rules that relate directly to a surveyor's work product and the surveying profession.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts Real Estate Litigation is the source for in-depth practical guidance on the most significant real estate issues currently being litigated in Massachusetts.

Dan Siegel's practical guide is filled with numerous tips designed to help you get the most from LexisNexis CaseMap. He includes step-by-step instructions and illustrations. Designed for beginners as well as longtime users.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts Personal Injury Litigation is a convenient, one-volume reference that provides in-depth procedural and substantive coverage of the causes of action central to personal injury litigation in Massachusetts.

LexisNexis Practice Guide: District of Columbia Contract Litigation provides practical, step-by-step guidance on all phases of contract litigation in the District of Columbia.

Written by Anne Gilson LaLonde and Jerome Gilson for the 2018 INTA conference. In the twenty-first century, trademark infringement spills over national borders. But trademark rights are cabined and territorial, existing in each country under its own laws. American trademark owners predictably tussle with infringers abroad while American courts try to sort them out. This pamphlet attempts to straighten out the issue.

California Cannabis Laws, Regulations, and Municipal Ordinances is a comprehensive resource for California state laws and regulations governing medical and retail cannabis production, sale, and use.

The Trial Presentation Companion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Presenting Electronic Evidence in the Courtroom, written by award-winning legal technologist Shannon Lex Bales, is NITA’s first-ever, comprehensive “how-to” manual on running electronic evidence in the courtroom. This face-saving guide will help you and your firm expand your comfort zone in working with all the bits and pieces―laptops, trial presentation software, document cameras, audio-visual components, the puzzling array of cords and cables―that are increasingly essential when presenting electronic evidence in court in the modern era. Part One explains in plain (and often tongue-in-cheek) English why expert trial technologists do what they do during pretrial and in court, while Part Two shows you, step by illustrated step, how you, too, can bring that same game to your own legal team as you huddle for trial. Included as a free bonus are ready-to-use forms and checklists for you to download and use to help you mind the details of your case.

Broad set of DC Family and Juvenile Laws