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Due Diligence in Corporate Transactions delivers a practical, end-to-end guide to managing corporate due diligence across legal, financial, operational and cross-border issues. Featuring integrated checklists, request lists and workflows, this single-volume treatise helps deal professionals evaluate risk and structure transactions with confidence.

Privileges and Protections: Tennessee and Sixth Circuit Law serves as an authoritative guide to evidentiary privileges applicable in Tennessee and the federal Sixth Circuit. This essential legal resource provides both succinct overviews and in-depth scholarly examinations of each recognized evidentiary privilege. Practitioners will find it ideal for quick reference on privilege rules and immersive comparative law research, comparing Tennessee and Sixth Circuit privilege jurisprudence against other jurisdictions. Judges, lawyers, and legal scholars dealing with privileges issues in Tennessee courts, or the Sixth Circuit, will benefit from having this volume as their go-to reference.

Georgia Construction Law and Practice delivers in-depth guidance on the statutes, case law and industry considerations shaping residential and commercial construction projects in Georgia. Written for attorneys and advanced law students, this treatise addresses core legal issues affecting owners, contractors and design professionals.

Trade Secret Law and Corporate Strategy by David Almeling & Darin Snyder offers "best practices" for businesses and organizations that need to create, maintain, protect, and enforce their own trade secrets and to avoid misappropriating others.

Since its first edition, Carlson on Evidence, has focused on a comprehensive, rule-by-rule, comparative examination of Georgia’s current Evidence Code, the Federal Rules of Evidence, and former Georgia Evidence Law. Updated annually, each new edition of Carlson on Evidence expands upon its unparalleled content with and expanded Georgia and federal evidence precedent and analysis.

In a published opinion, the Supreme Court of Georgia referenced the authors of Carlson on Evidence when it adverted to “leading commentators on the new [Georgia] evidence code.” To date, Carlson on Evidence has been cited authoritatively in Georgia’s appellate courts in over 75 separate published opinions. Practitioners in Georgia’s state and federal courts—and beyond—routinely rely on Carlson on Evidence, as have trial judges across Georgia for over a decade. 

A Guide to Drone Law explains current FAA drone regulations under Part 107 and previews the proposed Part 108 framework for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations. This forward-looking treatise helps operators and legal professionals stay compliant and ready for the future of drone flight.