Five MUST HAVE reference manuals
Chancery Practice Primer & Reference Manual
This user-friendly manual saves lawyers valuable (and often expensive) time by providing quick answers with a simple flip of the page. The manual covers all major aspects of chancery practice and includes more than 340 pages of text, numerous sample forms, documents, and other supporting material. Newer attorneys who practice in this area will find this book a concise, trustworthy guide through the complexities of Chancery Court practice. Attorneys who regularly practice in this area will use this manual again and again as a quick reference, a convenient source of citations, and a training tool for assistants.
Each chapter gives thorough information on the laws and procedures of Chancery Court, including everything from annulment, divorce, child support, and visitation to estate matters, contempt, real property, and bond validation. There is even a chapter explaining Rule 81 of Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure, numerous forms, sample documents, and other supporting information a lawyer needs to know when filing in chancery Court. A reference tool like this could mean the difference between making several needless trips to the courthouse, or worse, making several trips to the wrong courthouse.
Chancery Book - $125.00
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Foreclosure Law in Mississippi Practice Handbook
This practical and thorough handbook is the finished product of an impressive collaboration between experienced attorneys and seasoned legal scholars, making it the first of its kind in Mississippi. The manual covers both the practical and procedural aspects of foreclosure law with emphasis on the practical side. The handbook includes an introduction by Guthrie Abbott, professor of law at The University of Mississippi, with chapters including Foreclosure Procedure, authored by John C. Underwood, Jr., Alternatives to Foreclosure and Foreclosure of a Construction Loan by Mark T. Davis, Environmental Issues by Ernest G. Taylor, and Obtaining Possession by Jeffrey R. Barber and Kristina M. Johnson. Each chapter is authored by some of Mississippi's finest lawyers and provides quick access to information when one of those not so routine cases comes up. The Foreclosure Law Practice Handbook can be a guide and training tool for legal assistants and new associates as well as a desk reference and convenient source of citations for senior partners.
Foreclosure Law Book - $125.00
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Guide to Mississippi Statutes of Limitations
A statutes of limitations issue can sometimes get put at the end of the priorities list when an already time-pressured attorney is faced with the facts, law, procedure, and investigation of a case. However, if the time to bring that action has elapsed, all the hard work and expense on that case is worthless. But any attorney or assistant worth his/her salt knows to check the statute of limitation before pursuing a claim. This 2002 updated edition of the Guide to Mississippi Statutes of Limitations not only lists all of Mississippi's statutes of limitations alphabetically by topic and citation but is now also annotated with supporting case law to help a researcher determine which statute may apply to the situation. This guide makes life just a little easier with each statute highlighted and reprinted with word-for-word for accuracy. Every lawyer knows the secret to success and client satisfaction is only as strong as a lawyer's attention to detail and the ability to find the time to do it.
Statutes of Limitation Book - $50.00
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Mississippi Employment Law Practice Handbook
This detailed handbook makes the muddied waters of employment law much clearer by guiding the reader through both the practical and procedural complexities that are employment law. Experienced legal minds worked to put together a thorough but simpler and more efficient way of finding the law or at least finding a starting point. The handbook is well outlined for easy searches and quick scans of topics so that you are not flipping through page after page wasting precious time. Federal and Mississippi law is divided up for a more comprehensive structure, and chapters include An Overview of Federal Labor and Employment Law, authored by Louis H. Watson, Jr., and Vangela M. Wade; An Overview of Mississippi Labor and Employment Law, written by R. Pepper Crutcher, Jr., and A. Matt Pesnell; Mississippi Employment Law At-Will Doctrine: Status of the Law and Current Exceptions by Daniel P. Jordan III; Mississippi Worker's Compensation Law by Scott Clark and Phyllis Cark; The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 by Kenneth E. Milam and W. Thomas McCraney III; and Immigration and Naturalization Issues by Barry J. Walker. Employment law can be a challenge for the most experienced attorney but this very practical reference tool can help.
Employment Law Book - $125.00
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For additional information, please contact:
Renee Moore
Center for Continuing Legal Education
The University of Mississippi
PO Box 879
University, MS 38677-0879Telephone: 662-915-7283
Fax: 662-915-5138
email: moore@olemiss.edu