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This calculator works like a slide rule and can be used to figure out all critical deadlines for discovery-responses, disclosures, posttrial motions, and more. |
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New edition This resource provides information on the causes of action most frequently filed in Texas, including coverage of elements, remedies, defenses, limitations periods, and related causes of action. |
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O'Connor's Texas Crimes & Consequences is a compilation of easy-to-use charts summarizing critical areas of Texas criminal law, including punishment ranges, defenses, limitations, parole eligibility, evidentiary matters, and many more
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$136.00
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This complete resource for the IP practitioner contains the Trademark Act, Copyright Act, Patent Act, and Uniform Trade Secrets Act—all with extensive annotations—as well as regulations for the USPTO and Copyright Office. |
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This codebook provides annotated Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence, along with other federal rules, Title 18 U.S.C., selections from the Sentencing Guidelines, and more.
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$229.00
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This essential resource for the Texas criminal-law attorney contains all the statutes used most in practice and carefully selected annotations from leading court opinions, plus a dozen quick-reference charts. |
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This title contains different types of forms – general pleadings, notice letters, petitions, and answers for every cause of action in O'Connor's Texas Causes of Action, and language for alleging liability, damages, and defenses. |
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New Product This family-law practice manual provides in-depth explanation and analysis of how caselaw, statutes, and procedural rules work together, with more than 8,000 case citations. |
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New edition This title provides an in-depth and practice-focused explanation of probate law in Texas, with step-by-step instructions and comprehensive analysis.
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$349.00
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This essential resource provides for Texas probate and estate-planning attorneys contains the Texas Estates Code and the Texas Trust Code (Texas Property Code title 9, subtitle B) – both with up-to-date case annotations and much more. |
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