Real Estate Law Books

Missouri Real Property Law and Practice is a practical treatise for attorneys advising clients on Missouri real estate matters. Authored by Julie M. Cheslik, the publication combines analysis of Missouri real property law with more than 70 forms designed to support transactional and litigation practice.

Written by William J. Niebel, Director of the Tenants Advocacy Program at Cornell Law School, New York Guide to Residential Landlord-Tenant Law offers comprehensive, practical analysis for navigating the complexities of residential landlord-tenant relationships in New York, including cutting-edge coverage of Good Cause Eviction, rent stabilization, and artificial intelligence in housing law.

North Carolina Construction Law and Practice delivers comprehensive, practice-ready guidance on the legal framework governing construction projects across the state. This treatise combines statutory analysis, case law and industry practice to help attorneys navigate construction-related issues with clarity and confidence.

Ohio Construction Law and Practice provides a comprehensive guide to the legal framework governing residential, commercial and public works construction projects in Ohio.

Texas Construction Law and Practice provides attorneys with an insightful and comprehensive explanation of this challenging and complex practice area.

Virginia Construction Law and Practice is a complete, practice-oriented guide to the legal issues that arise in Virginia residential, commercial, and public works construction projects. Written by construction law attorney Jesse B. Gordon, the treatise covers contracts, mechanic’s liens, pleadings, discovery, claims, bonds, design professional liability, damages, ADR, and the Virginia Public Procurement Act.

Virginia Real Property Law and Practice provides practical guidance for attorneys and real estate professionals handling Virginia real estate transactions, land use matters, leasing, development and property disputes. Authored by Shafeek M. Seddiq, this resource combines authoritative analysis, practical commentary and sample forms to support real property practice in Virginia.