|
Need assistance?
Contact Sales: 1.877.394.8826 Contact Customer Support: 1.800.833.9844 or Chat with a Support Representative
Toggle Nav
New York Trial Notebook
This practical trial manual guides you from the last few months of preparation to verdict. The book includes 2,000 cases with parenthetical explanation and pinpoint citations, more than 80 forms, and dozens of practice tips and cautions.
Publisher: James Publishing
International Order InquiryView a sample of this title using the ReadNow feature
REVISION 17 HIGHLIGHTS
The latest edition of New York Trial Notebook updates 33 chapters with summaries and analysis of hundreds of recent cases, rule changes, tips, and practice notes. Some of the many new and updated topics include:
- Attorney’s Duty of Reasonable Inquiry When Using AI for Research. §1:63
- Jurisdiction Over Claims against Other States Agencies. §1:09
- Consequences of Failing to Attend Court-Ordered Conferences. §2:11
- Reopening Discovery For Unusual Or Unanticipated Circumstances. §6:40
- Amendment and Supplement of Pleadings by Leave of Court. §7:12
- After Disqualified Lawyer Leaves, Is Firm Still Barred? §12:43 New!
- Disqualification of Experts. §12:46 New!
- Common Types of Motions in Limine. §13:06
- When an Expert Is Not Required to Make a Prima Facie Case. §15:10
- Nonparties May Not Be Compelled to Testify as Experts. §15:31
- Deposition of Non-Medical Experts in Commercial Division Cases. 15:60
- Qualifications for Medical Experts. §15:73
- Should Use of Artificial Intelligence Require a Frye Hearing? §15:131
- Judicial Notice of Foreign Law. §18:11
- Clear and Convincing Standard: When Applied. §22:43
- Matters Not Sufficiently Connected to a Witness’s Credibility to Allow Cross-Examination. §25:64
- Impeachment of Experts Through Governmental or Professional Findings. §27:96 New!
- Failure to Provide Discovery as Grounds for Objection. §29:166
- Judgment as a Matter of Law Based on Statutory Liability. §35:75 New!
- Moving for a Mistrial Based on Counsel’s Conduct. §31:11
- Talking to Jurors after a Verdict. §38:65
- Motion To Strike Complaint Following Incomplete Settlement. §38:200 New!
AND MORE!
eBooks, CDs, downloadable content, and software purchases are noncancelable, nonrefundable and nonreturnable. Click here for more information about LexisNexis eBooks. The eBook versions of this title may feature links to Lexis+® for further legal research options. A valid subscription to Lexis+® is required to access this content.
