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About The Guide

I am often asked how I thought of the idea for The New York Litigation Guide. The answer likely conjures up memories – good and bad – for all lawyers of the trials and tribulations of life as a first-year associate.

During my first year of practice, senior lawyers in the firm routinely asked me to find a case citation for the most recent case in a particular state or federal district citing the elements of a certain cause of action. The senior lawyers needed the citations for a variety of reasons, ranging from the drafting of complaints and summary judgment motions to appellate briefs. It was from my hysteria in satisfying these requests – which often hit my desk an hour before the service deadline – that the idea for The New York Litigation Guide was born.

No longer need young lawyers panic upon receipt of a request from the senior partner to “quickly” find the most recent New York Second Department case citing the elements required to obtain a temporary injunction for the partner’s emergency motion. Experienced lawyers will also benefit from the ease at which they will locate information used in daily practice. From drafting complaints and answers, to motion practice, jury instructions and appeals, the Guide will be your starting and end-point for the research needed to build the cornerstones of your cases.

The first Litigation Guide was published in 1997 in Florida.  From there, Marc authored and launched The New York and California Litigation Guides. We hope the Guides make your daily practice a little easier.

 

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Marc A. Wites
Litigation Guide Publishing, LLC

Why Buy The New York Litigation Guide?

No longer need young lawyers panic upon receipt of a request from the senior partner to “quickly” find the most recent New York Second Department case citing the elements required to obtain a temporary injunction for the partner’s emergency motion.

Experienced lawyers will also benefit from the ease at which they will locate information used in daily practice. From drafting complaints and answers, to motion practice, jury instructions and appeals, the Guide will be your starting and end-point for the research needed to build the cornerstones of your cases.

Annual Membership $75.00

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