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• CALI Lessons in Civil Procedure
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• Courts of New York from the New York State Bar Association.
• General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section of the New York State Bar Association
• Laywerware Civil Procedure Outline
• Legal Articles about New York Civil Procedure - from Leahy, Nyberg, Curto & D'Apice.
• New York Civil Procedure Bibliography
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• New York's Arbitration Law - from adr.org.
• New York State Bar Association Committee on Civil Practice Law and Rules
• New York State Bar Journal Articles
  • Should the Rules be Changed to Allow Judges to Respond to Criticism? - by Hon. Abraham G. Gerges, March/April 1997.
  • Judges as Wordsmiths - by Judith S. Kaye, Nov. 1997.
  • Banishing Bias: The Second Circuit's Draft Report on Gender, Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts- by Jeffrey M. Duban, Dec. 1997.
  • The Truth Revealed: A Peek Inside the Financial Expert's Report - by Sheldon Wishnick, Feb. 1998.
  • Bifurcation of Medical Malpractice Trials - by David N. Hoffman and Jeffrey R. Nichols, March/April 1998.
  • Hearings Before the Division of Tax Appeals--Problems for the Litigator - by Nigel G. Wright, July/Aug. 1998.
  • Sanctions for Frivolous Conduct During Civil Litigation - by Bruce M. Balter and Michael J.Simone, Sept./Oct. 1998.
  • Physician-Patient Privilege in Guardianships: Can Patient Rights Be Reconciled With Patient Needs? - by Robert Kruger, Nov. 1998.
  • Special Procedures Apply To Enforcing Judgments In Small Claims Courts - by Gerald Lebovits, Feb. 1999.
  • Summation in Rhyme: What Amount Will Compensate for Robert's Sad Fate? - by Frank B. Pinzel, March 1999.
  • Privilege and the Psychologist: Statutory Differences Yield Untailored Multilateral Confusion - by Paul Bennett Marrow, March 1999.
  • The Civil Justice Reform Act - Apr. 1999.
  • Are Lawyers Promoting Litigation? - Apr. 1999.
  • Clarity and Candor Are Vital in Appellate Advocacy - by Ret. Hon. David O. Boehm, Sept./Oct. 1999.
  • Using Threats to Settle a Civil Case Could Subject Counsel To Criminal Consequences - by Wayne D. Holly, Jan. 2000.
  • New York's Long Arm Statute Contains Provisions Suitable For Jurisdiction over Web Sites - by Joshua S. Bauchner, March/Apr. 2000
  • Adjournments in State Civil Practice: Courts Seek Careful Balance Between Fairness and Genuine Needs - by Stephen G. Crane and Robert C. Meade Jr., May 2000.
  • New York's Problem-Solving Courts Provide Meaningful Alternatives To Traditional Remedies - by Susan K. Knipps and Greg Berman, June 2000.
  • The Most Powerful Word In the Law: "Objection!" - by Hon. Alan D. Marrus, July 2000.
  • Video Teleconferencing of Hearings Provides Savings in Time and Money - by Judith A. La Manna, Sept. 2000.
  • Moments of Grace: Lawyers Reading Literature - by Margaret V. Turano, Oct. 2000.
  • Expanded Enforcement Options For Orders of Protection Provide Powerful Reply to Domestic Violence - by Marjory D. Fields, Feb. 2001.
• New York State Comptroller Legal Opinions
• Official Reports Style Manual - from the New York State Law Reporting Bureau.
• Recent Amendments to New York State Court Rules
• Recent Articles on Civil Practice Law & Rules Issues
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• Trial Lawyers Section of the New York State Bar Association

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