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New York Civil Practice: CPLR (Weinstein, Korn & Miller)

Name: New York Civil Practice: CPLR (Weinstein, Korn & Miller)
Brand: Matthew Bender Elite Products

Author(s): David L. Ferstendig, Esq. (General Editor), HAROLD L. KORN (deceased) (Author)

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New York Civil Practice: CPLR, 2nd Edition, more commonly known as Weinstein, Korn & Miller, is recognized by the courts and the market as the leading treatise on NY civil procedure and litigation. Weinstein, Korn & Miller makes the in-depth analysis of eminent experts accessible to civil practitioners. It provides comprehensive answers to all procedural questions, including not only a coherent statement of the current law but also an analysis of how the law is interpreted and applied and how it has evolved. Clear organization, mirroring that of the CPLR, and cross-references to applicable forms in Bender's Forms for the Civil Practice (Vols. 1-16), make it easy to find the topic of interest and complete the task at hand.

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Table of Contents

VOLUME 1
Introduction to New York Civil Practice: CPLR
Article 1 Short Title; Applicability and Definitions
Article 2 Limitations of Time

VOLUME 2
Article 3 Jurisdiction and Service, Appearance and Choice of Court

VOLUME 3
Article 4 Special Proceedings
Article 5 Venue
Article 6 Joinder of Claims, Consolidation and Severance
Articles 7–8 [Reserved.]
Article 9 Class Actions
Article 10 Parties Generally
Article 11 Poor Persons

VOLUME 4
Article 12 Infants, Incompetents and Conservatees
Article 13 Actions by the State
Article 13-A Proceeds of Crime—Forfeiture
Article 13-B Civil Remedies; Enterprise Corruption
Article 14 Contribution
Article 14-A Damage Actions: Effect of Contributory Negligence and Assumption of Risk
Article 15 Actions Against Persons Jointly Liable
Article 16 Limited Liability of Persons Jointly Liable
Articles 17-19 [Reserved.]
Article 20 Mistakes, Defects, Irregularities and Extensions of Time
Article 21 Papers
Article 21-A Filing of Papers in the Courts by Facsimile Transmission and by Electronic Means Note
Article 22 Stay, Motions, Orders and Mandates
Article 23 Subpoenas, Oaths and Affirmations

VOLUME 5
Article 24 Publication
Article 25 Undertakings
Article 26 Property Paid Into Court
Article 27 Disposition of Property in Litigation
Articles 28–29 [Reserved.]
Article 30 Remedies and Pleading

VOLUME 6
Article 31 Disclosure

VOLUME 7
Article 32 Accelerated Judgment
Article 33 [Reserved.]
Article 34 Calendar Practice, Case Management & Trial Preferences
Articles 35–39 [Reserved.]

VOLUME 8
Article 40 Trial Generally
Article 41 Trial by a Jury
Article 42 Trial by the Court
Article 43 Trial by a Referee
Article 44 Trial Motions

VOLUME 9
Article 45 Evidence
Articles 46-49 [Reserved.]

VOLUME 10
Article 50 Judgments Generally
Article 50-A Periodic Payment of Judgments in Medical and Dental Malpractice Actions
Article 50-B Periodic Payment of Judgments in Personal Injury, Injury to Property and Wrongful Death Actions
Article 51 Enforcement of Judgments and Orders Generally

VOLUME 11
Article 52 Enforcement of Money Judgments
Article 53 Recognition of Foreign Country Money Judgments
Article 54 Enforcement of Judgments Entitled to Full Faith and Credit

VOLUME 12
Chapter AT Appellate Tables
Article 55 Appeals Generally
Article 56 Appeals to the Court of Appeals
Article 57 Appeals to the Appellate Division
Articles 58–59 [Reserved.]
Article 60 Provisional Remedies Generally
Article 61 [Reserved.]
Article 62 Attachment

VOLUME 13
Article 63 Injunction
Article 63-A Extreme Risk Protection Orders
Article 64 Receivership
Article 65 Notice of Pendency
Articles 66–69 [Reserved.]
Article 70 Habeas Corpus
Article 71 Recovery of Chattel
Article 72 Recovery of Penalty or Forfeiture
Articles 73–74 [Reserved.]
Article 75 Arbitration

VOLUME 14
Article 75-A Health Care Arbitration
Article 76 Proceeding to Enforce Agreement for Determination of Issue
Article 77 Proceeding Relating to Express Trust
Article 78 Proceeding Against Body or Officer
Article 79 [Reserved.]
Article 80 Fees
Article 81 Costs Generally
Article 82 Amount of Costs
Article 83 Disbursements and Additional Allowances
Article 84 Taxation of Costs
Article 85 Security for Costs
Article 86 Counsel Fees and Expenses in Certain Actions Against the State
Article 87 [Repealed.]
Articles 88–89 [Reserved.]
Article 90 Failure or Adjournment of Term of Court
Articles 91–93 [Reserved.]
Article 94 Admission to Practice
Articles 95–96 [Reserved.]
Article 97 Records of Clerks of the Courts
Article 98 Actions Against Villages
Article 99 [Reserved.]
Article 100 Repeal; Saving Clauses; Effective Date

VOLUME 15
Appendix A Court Rules
Index

Featured Authors

David L. Ferstendig, Esq. HAROLD L. KORN (deceased)

David L. Ferstendig, Esq.

David L. Ferstendig, Esq.

Currently a member of Law Offices of David L. Ferstendig, LLC, New York, Mr. Ferstendig was a founding officer of the law firm Breindel & Ferstendig, P.C. He litigates a spectrum of civil and commercial matters, including breach of contract, products liability, toxic tort, insurance and reinsurance coverage, jewelers’ block, political risk, environmental liability, trade secret, and professional indemnity. Mr. Ferstendig is also an adjunct law professor at Brooklyn Law School and New York Law School, where he teaches New York Practice. He is the General Editor of Weinstein, Korn & Miller New York Civil Practice: CPLR (LexisNexis), the premier 15-volume litigation treatise cited regularly as authoritative by New York State and Federal courts; author of Ferstendig, Chase New York CPLR Manual (LexisNexis) and LexisNexis AnswerGuide New York Civil Litigation; and General Editor of CPLR Practice Insights, published in New York Consolidated Laws Service (LexisNexis). He has written articles for the New York Law Journal, authored a law review article entitled: “A Practitioner’s Continued Uncertainty: Disclosure from Nonparties,” 74 ALB. L. REV. 731 (2010/2011) and was a panelist at New York University School of Law in March 2013 for the symposium entitled “The CPLR at Fifty: Its Past, Present, and Future” which resulted in the publication of his remarks, “The CPLR: A Practitioner’s Perspective.” Mr. Ferstendig has co-authored two law review articles with Professor Oscar Chase of NYU Law School entitled: Chief Judge Kaye: Improving the Pace and Integration of Litigation, 92 N.Y.U. L. REV. 11 (2017) and Should Counsel for a Non-Party Deponent be a “Potted Plant”?, 2014 N.Y.U. J. Legis. Pub. Pol’y Quorum 52. Mr. Ferstendig has provided expert testimony interpreting the meaning and application of New York law and has been quoted as an expert on procedure in New York in The Washington Post. He was also a 2015 and 2011 recipient of New York Law School’s Otto L. Walter Distinguished Writing Award. A graduate of New York University School of Law, Mr. Ferstendig has lectured on civil practice issues for bar associations, the New York State Judicial Institute and LexisNexis. He is a member and past Chair of the CPLR Committee for the New York State Bar Association. Effective with the May, 2015 edition, Mr. Ferstendig became the Editor of the New York State Law Digest. He is a faculty member selected by the New York State Board of Law Examiners to present New York Civil Practice and Procedure to bar examination candidates as part of the New York Law course.

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