The authors of BNA Books' American Factoring Law have stepped up and filled the void that existed for a resource on American law, practice, and procedure in this largely unexplored area of commercial law. This one-of-a-kind treatise is the first comprehensive work ever written in America on the subject, providing a detailed analysis of the legal and business issues of factors and factoring transactions.

An expert analysis of the law and procedure relating to federal criminal cases handled by the IRS and DOJ, addressing the pragmatic and strategic challenges at every stage of litigation.

 

 

Financial institutions are at the center of much of the white collar litigation, involving a number of prominent areas including liability for failing banks, thrifts, and other...

A comprehensive chronicle of the emergence of electronic discovery as a significant factor of modern trial practice.

Get a detailed understanding of the changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure relating to discovery of electronically stored information.

“This unique practice area is fraught with judicial pitfalls and circuit splits, challenging the most circumspect practitioner. However, with the assistance of Helmer’s treatise, potential stumbling...

A practical manual on handling federal appellate matters, primarily civil appeals and cases involving review of federal administrative agencies. 

 

 

Turn to this resource as a guide to The Honest Leadership and Open Government Act and other recent House and Senate rules changes.

A resource for all litigators to stay current on the rules of preserving electronic evidence.

Privilege Issues in the Age of Electronic Discovery, 2013 Edition explains how the nature and scope of the attorney-client privilege and work-product protection have been impacted by technology, generally, and electronic discovery in particular. The costs and burdens of dealing with electronic discovery are dominating litigation.

Proven strategies and techniques to effectively defend each stage of criminal prosecution

Spoliation in the Electronic Age, 2013 Edition provides an in-depth examination of the requisite standards. Litigators will prize this book for its thorough treatment of legal and practical considerations necessary to bring or defend a motion for the spoliation of ESI, as well as for its complete analysis of how to prevent spoliation in the first place.

Written from the authors' first-hand knowledge and experience, this classic treatise gives you the definitive analysis of—and guidance to—Supreme Court jurisdiction, practice, and procedure.