Books by Kent Sinclair

This is a new Edition of a most cited treatise in the Commonwealth of Virginia on practice in the Circuit Courts. Trial judges cite this work, and the Court of Appeals as well as the Supreme Court have cited it numerous times in past years.

Every aspect of the practice of law in Civil Actions is covered in this authoritative classic, with up-to-date citations to decisions of the Courts of Virginia and statutory amendments enacted by the General Assembly. Topics are presented in logical order, with brisk and to-the-point summaries of the case law and statutory developments.

This indispensable manual on Virginia law places each Civil Practice issue in context for the range of applicable rules, and marks the limits and strengths of each category of procedural maneuver permitted in the Commonwealth, along with arguments for and against many of the most problematic procedural moves.

A new Ninth Edition of a most cited treatise in Virginia law. Trial judges cite this work, and the Court of Appeals as well as the Supreme Court have cited it numerous times in the past year alone.

Every aspect of Evidence law is covered in this authoritative classic, with up-to-date citations to decisions of the Courts of Virginia and amendments enacted by the General Assembly. Topics are presented in logical order, with brisk and to-the-point summaries of the case law and statutory developments.

This indispensable manual on Virginia law places each category of evidence issue in context for the range of applicable rules and marks the limits and strengths of each category of proof offer, and arguments for and against categories of proof.

This is a new Sixth Edition of a respected classic in Virginia law.

All causes of action recognized by the Courts of Virginia and the General Assembly are presented in logical order, with brisk and to-the-point summaries of the case law and statutory developments.

Places each category of claim in context for the range of remedies available and marks the limits and strengths of each category of claim, the nature and measure of damages available in each, and defense or exclusion doctrines to consider in pleading and litigating each form of claim.