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New York Court Rules Annotated offers practitioners the rules they need, organized to accommodate quick reference by trial attorneys.

New York Court Rules Annotated offers practitioners the rules they need, organized to accommodate quick reference by trial attorneys.

This treatise builds on the work of Bibb Allen and provides complete coverage of insurance law in Alabama.

An authoritative guide for judges, law clerks, practitioners, and patent and civil procedure professors and scholars.

Step-by-step outlines with an analytical overview, checklists, expert practice tips, cross-references to complementary analytical products and a guide to using lexis.com® for deep-dive research into compliance.

Provides step-by-step outlines with an analytical overview, checklists, expert practice tips, cross-references to complementary analytical products and a guide to using lexis.com® for deep-dive research into securities issues and coverage of the Dodd-Frank Act.

The Patent Law Digest functions to supplement with recent cases the Federal Circuit Guide and Supreme Court Guide, which appear as volumes at the end of the treatise, Chisum on Patents.

In addition, there are (1) cross-references to the pertinent section of Chisum on Patents, and (2) the text of the statute pertinent to that topic. Thus, for example, in Section 2300 on the Best Mode requirement, there is a quotation of 35 U.S.C. Section 112 (first paragraph) and an entry: Treatise Cross Reference: Chisum on Patents § 7.05. This alerts the user in search of further case law and background on the best mode requirement to consult Section 2300 in the Federal Circuit Guide (or in the 25th Anniversary Edition) and to consult Section 7.05 of the Treatise. In this instance, there is a notation to an important change in the best mode requirement by the America Invents Act.

National antitrust practitioners should be aware of the broad reach of the Cartwright Act; it goes beyond the borders of the state of California.

The one-volume LexisNexis Practice Guide New Jersey Pleadings provides direct, New Jersey-specific answers to questions that arise in day-to-day practice. It covers important topics related to pleadings, including commencement of action, complaint, joinder, intervention and interpleader, satisfying requirements of service, responsive pleadings and affirmative defenses, filing motions in lieu of answer and other preliminary motions, filing and serving amended and supplemental pleadings, complying with provisional remedies, final remedies and special proceedings requirements, foreclosures, summary actions, actions in lieu of prerogative writs, and civil commitment.

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