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Smart practitioners turn to Michie's Hawaii Revised Statutes Annotated as the foremost authoritative and comprehensive source for Hawaii primary law and court rules.

Tennessee Code Annotated is the one source you can rely on for annotated Tennessee primary law. Only from LexisNexis, Tennessee’s official code publisher.

Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A.) is the official version of the Georgia statutes with full annotations from the GA Code Commission and LexisNexis.

Long a cornerstone reference in Virginia and West Virginia law libraries, Michie's Jurisprudence offers encyclopedic treatment of the civil and criminal law of both states. It analyzes the case law, statutes, rules and regulations of Virginia and West Virginia, while offering extensive references to other publications to save you valuable research time.

Michie's Nevada Revised Statutes Annotated is widely recognized as the most extensive and easy-to-use source for annotated Nevada primary law available.

Code of Virginia is the fully annotated official Virginia code including statutes, Rules of the Supreme Court, and cumulative supplements.

Analyzes the accounting methods and periods available for tax purposes and explains their tax advantages and disadvantages.

Benedict on Admiralty: Carriage of Goods by Sea provides comprehensive coverage of the admiralty law topic: carriage of goods.

Benedict on Admiralty: International Maritime Law: Documents and Commentary provides comprehensive coverage of the international maritime law.

Rely on over 150 years of code publishing experience. The lawyer-editors who prepare the Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated work in close cooperation with the Legislative Committee to provide you with the most accurate, comprehensive, and current statutory language available. They read and analyze every Mississippi and federal case construing the statutes and court rules, as well as opinions of the Attorney General and other administrative and regulatory agencies. They then create concise annotations that interpret the statutes, giving you insight into how courts apply your case's facts. Their efforts save you valuable research time by focusing only on cases that are on point, current, and relevant.