New York Evidence Courtroom Manual

David M. Epstein is an associate professor of law at New York Law School, where he currently teaches Legal Practice and Drafting: Contracts. During his law school career he has also taught Legal Reasoning, Writing and Research and Principles of Legal Analysis, as well as upper-level electives. He has also served as the Law School's research specialist, aiding students with their basic legal research skills. Professor Epstein is the author of the current edition of the seven-volume Eckstrom's Licensing in Foreign and Domestic Operations, and a co-author of New York Evidence Courtroom Manual, Teacher's Handbook to The Lawyer's Craft, and New York Evidentiary Foundations.

Glen Weissenberger is the former dean at DePaul University College of Law. He is a recognized legal authority on evidence, civil commitment, and the insanity defense. As an author, he has penned numerous works including Weissenberger’s Federal Evidence, which is frequently cited in law review articles and texts on evidence law. He served as an editorial consultant with Anderson Publishing Co., a Cincinnati-based legal publisher, from 1981 to 2002, and currently serves in the same capacity for LexisNexis Law School Publications. He has been the catalyst behind the development of more than 200 titles that are utilized extensively in legal education. Prof. Weissenberger was the Judge Joseph P. Kinneary Professor of Law at the University of Cincinnati, where he began his career in 1975, and during his tenure he served as a special counsel to the university president and as director of the university’s Center for Studies in Professional Skills. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Ohio State Bar Foundation Outstanding Research Award, the University of Cincinnati Faculty Achievement Award, and the University of Cincinnati Jerome P. Goldman Prize for Teaching Excellence.