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Limited Liability Companies and Partnerships provides a practical foundation for understanding the formation, operation and tax treatment of today’s most widely used business entities. Designed for attorneys and business advisors, this treatise supports informed entity selection and effective governance.

Arizona Labor and Employment Law is the essential legal reference for Arizona practitioners, offering in-depth analysis of employment and labor law issues including wrongful termination, discrimination, wage and hour claims, and public sector employment. This treatise addresses both Arizona-specific statutes and federal workplace laws.

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.

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

Rhode Island Criminal Jury Instructions provides an authoritative array of instructions for criminal actions. Analysis concerning the instructions includes directions for their use and their relation to other instructions. Analysis also includes citations to relevant Rhode Island statutes, Rules of Court and cases.

Artificial Intelligence and Technology in the Workplace provides practical guidance for navigating the legal challenges associated with the development, deployment, monitoring and evaluation of AI tools in employment and other legal matters.

Illinois Business and Commercial Law gives business lawyers black letter law, illustrative cases, and practical guidance for advising Illinois businesses throughout their life cycle. It begins with entity selection and formation, then covers governance, fiduciary duties and owner disputes, financing, business acquisitions, franchising, contracts and UCC transactions, employment and restrictive covenants, business torts and trade secrets, financial distress, privacy and cybersecurity, and professional and healthcare entities. Rather than offering disconnected statutory summaries, it focuses on planning, drafting, compliance, risk management, remedies, and the real-world issues counsel face in operating, buying, selling, and restructuring a business.

Hawaii Civil Litigation provides practical, step-by-step guidance on the phases of civil procedure in Hawaii courts for attorneys and judges engaged in civil litigation, from pretrial to trial to appeals.

Ethics in Class Actions and Complex Litigation addresses ethics and rules of professional responsibility involving class actions and other complex litigation. Gain guidance on conflicts of interest, class action settlements, third-party litigation financing and other ethical issues facing complex litigation practitioners.

Class Actions in Selected Practice Areas provides a practical guide to litigating complex class actions in four areas: antitrust and competition, consumer protection, environmental and energy law, and privacy. Written for attorneys representing plaintiffs or defendants, it explains the substantive claims, procedural requirements, evidentiary issues, and strategic considerations that can determine whether a class action proceeds, is certified, settles, or is dismissed.