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A concise and fully updated reference guide to administering an estate in New York State.

Minnesota Misdemeanors: DWI, Traffic, Criminal, and Ordinance Offenses provides comprehensive coverage of the procedural issues involved in pretrial, trial, and appellate practice for offenses ranging from enhanced gross misdemeanors to drunk driving to traffic violations. Although misdemeanors may be minor offenses, they are of major importance to defendants, victims, and the courts. Many of these crimes are hardly trivial, and the penalties imposed are often severe – Additionally, this new 2026 edition continues to review and examine Minnesota recently passed omnibus bill spanning 2,800 pages and comprising statutory additions, repeals and amendments, etc, many of which affects the laws explored here. All of his gives further credence why this treatise continues to be the authoritative text for practicing attorneys involved in this swiftly changing and expanding area of the law. 

Make the right decisions and avoid costly errors with this veritable "bible" on land use planning and zoning in New Hampshire.

This complete guide to water rights and related subjects answers your most frequently asked questions about the law in simple, easy-to-understand language. For the first time, attorneys can use a single source to trace modern cases and statutory law to their historical origins.

This two-volume resource is part of the Illinois Jurisprudence set, but it's also a convenient stand-alone reference, complete with its own tables and index.

For more than forty years, this valuable resource has helped lawyers write jury instructions that spell out a clear statement of the issues, a discussion of the evidence, and an explanation of the principles of a case.

Designed for the insurance professional and non-specialist alike, Washington Insurance Law is the reference tool you need to refresh your knowledge of major insurance issues. With easy-to-find key topics, the author gives you his valuable insight and analysis of the statutes, regulations and judicial precedents that govern Washington insurance practice.

Eyewitness Testimony uses psychological principles to examine the potential for erroneous eyewitness testimony, and applies them practically to the entire life of a lawsuit, from witness interviews, through discovery and motions practice, and all stages of trial, to closing arguments and the verdict.

Comprehensive treatise offering a wide variety of indispensable family practice resources.

This authoritative, comprehensive, two-volume set provides in-depth coverage on a wide array of issues and topics relating to pleadings and practice in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Designed to provide fast, accurate answers to issues encountered in everyday civil practice, this publication encompasses everything from courts, jurisdiction and venue, to motions for judgment and defensive pleadings, to enforcement of judgments.