Comprehensive set of state and federal forms. Includes commentary and “how to” guidance, plus statutory and procedural rules references. Covers notices, complaints, petitions, declarations, summonses, demurrers, answers, counterclaims, cross-complaints, interrogatories, replies, motions, affidavits, stipulations, bills of particulars, subpoenas, orders, writs, jury instructions, findings of fact, judgments, bonds, decrees, and more.

Articles focus on selected causes of action and include an overview of substantive law, checklists, a sample case and complaint.

Includes articles on how to litigate specific types of cases. Features include: Checklists, Model pleading, discovery, and motion forms, sample opening statements and final arguments

Forms companion to Moore's Federal Practice. Includes civil and criminal forms. Forms are organized into chapters based on the controlling procedural rules.

Covers the most frequently used pretrial, trial, and post trial motions authorized by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and federal statutes, and analyzes procedural issues connected with such motions.

The handbook walks you through the typical sequence of events as a trial progresses: the opening statement; presenting testimony; preserving the record during trial; presenting the case-in-chief; motions during and at the close of the plaintiff’s and defendant’s cases; motions at the close of all the evidence; the closing argument; jury instructions and special interrogatories; return of the verdict and entry of judgment; and posttrial motions.

This set discusses the steps involved in processing civil matters, ranging from filing a pleading to appeal and review.

Part of the Illinois Practice Series on Westlaw. Chapters include: Introduction -- Pleadings -- Pre-Trial Procedures Trial -- Jury Verdicts, Post-Trial Proceedings, and Judgments -- Special Actions -- Alternate Procedures