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Increase the efficiency and productivity of your Maryland family law practice with this litigator's drafting guide, authored by frequent CLE lecturers on family law programs.

Going Private Transactions: Structures and Legal Implications analyzes going private transactions from legal, financial and procedural perspectives, offering practical guidance for business and corporate law professionals.

Wind and Solar Law is the source to consult to find insights and answers about all the legal aspects of wind and solar project development. It discusses the laws and the practical issues that confront developers, landowners and policy makers. It provides insights into the past growth and future expansion of wind and solar energy both onshore and offshore in the US. It is a valuable guide for those new to wind and solar law and an insightful resource for seasoned professionals who have been working in these areas. The book includes an overview of wind and solar industries, practical practice perspectives, policy discussions, recent industry developments, trends that are shaping the future, real property aspects of development projects, critical analysis of wind and solar leases, and sample agreements that are indispensable in many wind and solar transactions.

The LexisNexis Practice Guide: Minnesota Personal Injury is the only book Minnesota personal injury lawyers need to litigate this complex area of law. The book distills the experience of a seasoned tort litigator to demystify the personal injury law litigation process and specifically addresses the day-to-day practice issues and concerns of Minnesota tort litigators.

The LexisNexis Practice Guide: Michigan Personal Injury is the only book Michigan personal injury lawyers need to litigate this complex area of law. The book distills the experience of a seasoned tort litigator to demystify the personal injury law litigation process and specifically addresses the day-to-day practice issues and concerns of Michigan tort litigators.

Connecticut Business Organizations and Commercial Law provides is a clear, authoritative guide to Connecticut business and commercial law, offering broad coverage of business entities, regulatory frameworks and key commercial transactions essential for practitioners, business advisors and legal researchers.

Antitrust litigation in the United States has become increasingly complex, costly, and time-consuming. This publication addresses the primary types of civil antitrust litigation, including the various causes of action, that are most prevalent today, ranging from basic Sherman Act Section 1 and Section 2 claims, to claims arising out of the exercise of IP rights, to claims brought by government regulators.

Business Disputes in New York provides practical guidance for navigating commercial conflicts under New York law. This authoritative treatise examines litigation strategy, dispute resolution options and the statutory frameworks governing business entities, contracts, employment relationships and transactional disputes within New York’s courts.

Oklahoma Employment Law is a convenient, one-volume reference providing practitioners, business owners, and human resources professionals with a concise yet comprehensive guide to employment issues. 

This handy book provides background information, citations to statutes and decisions, and expert insights on California business governance disputes.