Known to litigators simply as "Siegel's," this single volume treatise provides an extensive overview of civil practice and procedure in the New York courts, and can be an excellent starting point for research in this area of the law.

Better known as "Weinstein, Korn and Miller," this multi-volume looseleaf on the CPLR, along with its companion sets on the Estates, Powers and Trusts Law (EPTL), the Surrogate's Court Procedure Act (SCPA), Matrimonial Actions, and Family Court Proceedings, provides more in-depth coverage than Siegel's New York Practice, and is organized by CPLR section.

This topically organized multi-volume set covers both civil practice and criminal procedure in New York courts, and includes relevant forms within the text.

This publication walks readers through the process of litigating at the trial level in New York, providing guidelines for preparing for and conducting a civil trial, including jury selection, examination of expert and lay witnesses, and motion practice.

This multi-volume looseleaf set provides forms for both civil practitioners and the courts and, is organized by CPLR section with companion subsets in other areas like the EPTL, SCPA, etc.

This spiral-bound style manual is essentially the "Blue Book" for New York Practice, and provides legal citation guidelines for both judicial opinions and party submissions to courts in New York.