210. Bender’s Forms of Pleading. Louis R. Frumer; Oscar L. Warren; Joseph J. O’Connell, and other contributors. Matthew Bender/Lexis Law Publishing. 28 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current through release #91 /August 2002. Publisher’s Price $3,809. Special $695.
* Provides complaints, defense pleadings, bills of particulars, counterclaims, third-party complaints and petitions for torts, negligence, contract actions, statutory actions, special proceedings such as Article 78, equity proceedings and Surrogate’s Court proceedings in New York State.

211. Carmody-Wait 2d Cyclopedia of New York Practice with Forms. St. Paul, Minn.,: West Group. 73 vols. complete set, current through April 2002 supplements and 2002 General Index. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $2,500. Special $595.
* Provides a practical step-by-step exposition in text form of all phases on New York civil practice including the CPLR, and other practice statutes and court rules. Pleading and practice forms are integrated with text where pertinent.

212. Commercial Litigation in New York State Courts. Robert L. Haig. St. Paul, MN: West Group. 3 Vols. Current through 2001 supplements. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $295. Special $195.
* Vols. 2, 3 and 4 of New York Practice Series. Discusses the interplay between the rules of procedure and the substantive law in the areas most commonly encountered by commercial litigators, outline strategies for the representation of plaintiff and defendant, and consider the ramifications and pitfalls of various actions and inactions on the part of the commercial litigator.

213. Employment Law in New York. Sharon P Stiller. St. Paul, MN: West Group. 1 Vol. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $125. Special $45.
* Vol. 13A of New York Practice Series. Provides the New York perspective on the growing and ever-changing area of employment law. It looks at employment law from every perspective-defendant, plaintiff, and judicial. It explains procedures and discusses sources of employment law, statutes, and common law. And, it offers practical advice and strategies for avoiding litigation by settling cases and for litigating disputes when settlement efforts fail. This reference is concentrated, giving you the rules and provisions that specifically affect New York employment law-including “at-will” employment, federal scheme vs. state scheme, court litigation vs. agency resolution, and anti-discrimination statutes.

214. Employment Litigation in New York. Kenneth W. Taber, Et Al. St. Paul, MN: West Group. 1 Vol. with 2000 supplement. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $125. Special $45.
* Coverage includes federal and state statutory and case law; the Family and Medical Leave Act; antidiscrimination laws; common law governing breach of employment contracts; conducting discovery; noncompetition agreements; arbitration and other methods of alternate dispute resolution; and an analysis of the impact of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and local variations on those rules. More than 40 forms for constructing complaints alleging federal, state, and local law causes of action are included.

215. Gibson, Ellen M., William H. Manz, and Karen L. Spencer. New York Legal Research Guide, Second Edition. Including: New York City Legal Research Guide. Buffalo, NY: William S. Hein & Co., 1998. xviii, 486; x, 236 pp. Cloth. New. $68.
* Second edition. The first comprehensive legal research guide for New York State, New York City and Indian law (in New York). This edition is a necessary source for all the research needs in New York for the student, researcher, reference librarian, or attorney.

216. Lincoln, Charles Z. The Constitutional History of New York. Rochester, NY: Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co., 1906. Reprinted Buffalo, William S. Hein & Co., Inc. 1994. 5 vols. $360.
* Reprint of 1906 edition. Constitutional history of New York State from the beginning of the colonial period to the year 1905.

217. New York Civil Appellate Practice. Mark Davies and Marianne Stecich and Risa I Gold. 1 Vol. Cloth. With 2000 supplement. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $105. Special $45.
* New York Practice Series. Considers every stage of the complex process of taking and perfecting an appeal in any of the various appellate courts in New York State. Variations among the appellate courts are treated in detail. Experienced appellate advocates provide guidance on writing briefs and presenting oral arguments. Practice aids include more than 110 sample forms on disk, practice tips, charts of deadlines, procedural checklist of the entire appellate process, and cross-referencing checklists.

218. New York Civil Practice: CPLR [Civil Practice Law and Rules]. Weinstein, Korn & Miller. Matthew Bender/Lexis Law Publishing. 16 vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through release #104/June 2002. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $2,803.  Special $595.
* Provides each CPLR section or rule with in-depth analysis and interpretation along with special practice comments from leading authorities and comprehensive commentaries on other statutes which interplay with the CPLR.

219. New York Civil Practice: EPTL. Patrick Rohan et al. Matthew Bender/Lexis Law Publishing. 7 volumes. Looseleaf format. Complete set, Current through release #58/May 2002. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $1,348. Special $295.
* Provides coverage of the substantive law of wills, trusts, family rights, perpetuities, accumulations, fiduciaries’ powers, and powers of appointment. Analysis of the law including legislative history, underlying studies of the Temporary Commission on Estates.

220. New York Civil Practice: SCPA. Joseph Cox, Joseph Arenson & Standish Medina. Lexis Law Publishing. 8 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current through release #60/March 2002. Ex-private law firm library with stamps, else very good. Publisher Price $1,477. Special $295.
* Provides full text of SCPA with textual analysis of every section of the act. Includes in depth examination of the developing law, providing practical guidance.

221. New York Digest 4th, West’s. St. Paul, MN: West Group. Vols. 1-55, in 110 books. Complete set with all revised vols. current through September 2001 pocket part supplements. Ex-private law firm library, very good. Publisher’s Price $2,495. Special $595.
* Provides State and Federal digest paragraphs with citations to cases originating in New York from 1978 to date. Entire Key Number outline for every topic, for searching by words or legal concepts.

222. New York Jurisprudence 2d. West Group. Vols. 1-113; 8 Vols. 2002 Table of Cases; 7 Vols. 2002 General Index; 2001 Deskbook 1 Vol.; Table of Statutes 1 Vol. Together 149 books. Complete set, current through with all revised volumes through May 2002 supplements with 2002 General Index vols. Ex-private law firm library, very good. Publisher’s Price $2,995. Special $795.
* Provides a comprehensive A to Z statement of law, civil, criminal, procedural, and substantive. Includes an analytical treatment of state law as enacted by the legislature or passed upon by the state or Federal courts.

223. New York Practice. Third Edition. Practitioner Treatise Series. David D. Siegel. St. Paul, Minn., 1999. xl, 1301 pp. [with] August 2000 Pocket Part Supplement. Very good. Publisher’s Price $135. Special $85.
* Provides an extensive guide to New York practice, reviewing significant issues, principles, and exceptions. Addresses the adoption of the filing system for commencing actions in Supreme and County Courts, amended disclosure provisions, and statutory and case law changes. Discusses similarities and differences between state and federal practices. Section titles discuss: The Courts and Their Jurisdiction; The Statute of Limitations; Personal Jurisdiction; Appearance; Venue; Parties; Papers; Pleadings; Motions Practice; Accelerated Judgment; Provisional Remedies; Disclosure; Pretrial Incidents; The Trial; The Judgment; Res Judicata; Enforcement of Judgments; Appeals; Special Proceedings; Small Claims; Arbitration; Federal Practice Reviewed and Compared: Parallels and Pitfalls.

224. [Real Property]. Warren’s Weed New York Real Property. Originally by Oscar L. Warren; Gloria C. Markuson et al. Revisions by prominent contributors. 17 vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current through Release #100/May 2002. Publisher’s Price $2,381. Special $595.
* Provides encyclopedic treatment of real estate law, with over 260 articles, alphabetically arranged, including: airspace rights; bankruptcy; closing of title; coastal zone management; condominiums cooperatives; contracts; deeds; equitable distribution of marital property; government-assisted housing; historic preservation; insurance; mechanics’ liens; partition; public housing; solid and hazardous waste; state land use control; summary proceedings; takings and monetary damages; tax certiorari; tax foreclosure; taxes and assessments; title insurance; unborn children; wills and zoning.

225. Shepard’s New York Statutes Citations. 6 books. 1995 Bound Volumes 1 to 5; 1995-1997 Bound Supplement Volume with April and June 2001 supplementary pamphlets. Publisher’s Price $975. Special $195.

226. Steinman’s Bergerman & Roth New York Real Property Forms. Matthew Bender/Lexis Law Publishing. 9 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through Release #62/June 2002. Publisher’s Price $1,305. Special $395.
* Provides over 4,000 pages of annotated forms with checklists and statutory and case citations giving substantive and procedural background. Covers commercial leases, contracts for the sale of realty, mortgages, mechanics’ liens, tax titles, tax assessments, other state and local tax issues, condominiums, cooperatives, zoning, environmental regulation, landlord-tenant, summary proceedings, actions on statutory covenants and more.

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