New York Practice, 6th, Practitioner Treatise Series, 2025 ed.
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What major topics does New York Practice, 6th, Practitioner Treatise Series, 2025 ed. cover?
The book includes coverage across core NY civil procedure topics, including statute of limitations, personal jurisdiction, venue, parties, pleadings, motion practice, accelerated judgment, provisional remedies, disclosure, trial, judgment/enforcement, and appeals.
Who is Siegel's New York Practice for?
It's for New York litigators (plaintiff and defense), judges and court attorneys, law clerks, and litigation paralegals who need a practical, issue-spotting guide to CPLR-driven procedure and common procedural pitfalls.
Does this book include guidance on arbitration and how it intersects with New York practice?
Yes. A dedicated “Arbitration” chapter covers items like the agreement to arbitrate, arbitrability/separability, compel or stay arbitration (CPLR 7503), the hearing/award, and confirmation/vacatur/modification, with a comparison reference to the Federal Arbitration Act.
Does this book compare New York practice with federal civil practice?
Yes. It includes a full chapter titled "Federal Practice Reviewed and Compared: Parallels and Pitfalls," covering issues like subject-matter jurisdiction, removal, service/personal jurisdiction, motions (Rules 12/56), and discovery in federal court — organized as a comparison tool for avoiding cross-forum missteps.
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