Treatises

New Jersey Business Disputes is the definitive guide to complex commercial litigation in New Jersey. Covering shareholder actions, partnership and LLC disputes, tortious interference, fraud and breach of contract, this treatise delivers practical guidance and authoritative analysis tailored to New Jersey courts. It equips business litigators with the insight needed to resolve disputes efficiently and effectively.

New Jersey Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery explores the essential elements and theories of recovery for New Jersey causes of action, linking them to leading cases and statutory sections.

New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act: Practice and Procedure is the definitive guide to one of the nation’s most powerful consumer-protection statutes. Covering goods, services and real estate transactions, this treatise explains prohibited conduct, protected parties and the CFA’s interaction with state and federal law. It consolidates doctrine, procedure and strategy into a single, practice-ready resource that shortens research cycles and strengthens case outcomes.

New Jersey Employment Law and Practice covers the key topics of New Jersey employment law in a single accessible volume.

New Jersey Municipal Law examines the structure, powers and responsibilities of municipal governments across New Jersey, offering practical guidance on governance, finance and local operations.

New Jersey Trusts and Estates Litigation with Forms helps attorneys navigate will contests, probate disputes and trust litigation with confidence by providing practical forms, clear explanations and step by step guidance for effective advocacy in New Jersey courts.

New Mexico Civil Litigation offers step-by-step guidance through each phase of civil procedure in New Mexico district courts, tailored for attorneys and judges involved in litigation.

New York Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery explores the essential elements and theories of recovery for New York causes of action, linked to leading cases and statutory sections.