Litigation Law Books

Comprehensive coverage of Texas Evidence Law in an easy-to-use format for getting the answers you need right away.

Gain practical insight into Texas discovery practice with focused guidance on Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 176 and 190–215. This treatise helps litigators navigate discovery obligations, manage objections and address disputes with clarity and confidence.

Packed with proven trial techniques, this accessible manual will help you prepare for the evidentiary challenges you may face at trial or other hearings.

A comprehensive analysis of the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), including sample forms for requests, objections, complaints, and answers.

The Kentucky Evidence Law Handbook delivers quick, accurate answers to evidence questions from the original principal author of the Kentucky Rules of Evidence themselves, Robert G. Lawson, providing step-by-step commentary on the law of evidence in Kentucky. While Prof. Richard Underwood has taken over the update duties, the treatise continues to deliver the same reliable information provided by the original author who helped compose and codify Kentucky’s Rules of Evidence. This Handbook continues to be regularly quoted and cited by the Kentucky courts in its decisions and referenced in shaping the state's law of evidence, in both civil and criminal cases.

The 2026 edition of this treatise focuses on the many varied ways that the federal government seeks to prevent and punish corruption at all levels of government. This is a comprehensive guide to how the law works and the issues under a particular provision provides a thorough legal analysis concentrating primarily on the federal laws applied to prosecute public corruption among its employees and publicly-elected officials. The 2026 edition is fully updated, including the review and analysis of all cases surrounding the current presidential administration. 

Take and defend positions on daily pre-trial civil procedure issues with clear, concise analysis, spot-on practical examples, time-saving checklists and more---for use in Federal courts and in the 22 states that follow the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Expert analysis and materials on the Virginia Constitution by Virginia Supreme Court Justice Stephen R. McCullough.

A thorough, yet concise, analysis of the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure.

This reference guide provides summary coverage of personal injury damage awards for the most popular jurisdictions in the U.S. for the past 3 years.