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Attorneys, employers, insurers, and others depend on the "Herlick Handbook" for quick answers to their workers' compensation questions.

This comprehensive overview of Kentucky's workers' compensation law outlines a dependable system for representing claimants in settlement hearings and appeals. It provides a compact reference, with recent amendments, rules and decisions readily available, in the office, at home, or in court.

Authoritative and indispensable estates reference relied on by Tennessee attorneys cited with approval by Tennessee judges.

For more than 30 years, Robinson on North Carolina Corporation Law has been the authoritative reference on corporation law in North Carolina. Updated with complete coverage of the new laws affecting corporations in North Carolina, the Seventh Edition maintains the style, reliability, and comprehensiveness of the earlier editions.

Contains jury instructions critical to any attorney practicing before the Maine courts and provides discussion regarding convening, selecting, and communicating with a jury; offers representative criminal and civil jury instructions; and discusses deliberations and return of the verdict.

This respected Minnesota guide to pleading under the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure contains hundreds of sample pleadings--complaints, answers, replies, and motions--for a variety of actions, from the common to the obscure.

Put comprehensive information on North Carolina torts just seconds away with this practical guidebook.

A comprehensive resource for learning about the latest forensic techniques and scientific concepts used in collecting and evaluating evidence.

Designed for easy use by attorneys in the office, at home, or in court.

Federal Criminal Trials is the definitive treatise on federal criminal procedure, trial rules and proceedings, and constitutional protections, including an in-depth look and analysis of both the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence as well as post-trial proceedings and appeals. This is the only treatise which covers exclusively in a single volume criminal issue relating to constitutional protections, the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence. This treatise is also a valuable asset to state practice, particular in those states which have adopted both the Federal Rules of Criminal Practice and Evidence. The Appendices provide the most updated copy of both the Federal Rules of Evidence and Federal Rules of Criminal Practice and Procedure for easy reference.