Review: Federal Commercial Litigation Treatise has Strong Texas Influence

Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts is a 14-volume treatise that has been aptly described by reviewers as breathtaking in its scope and breadth. To put it in the vernacular of students of procedural and constitutional law, it “preempts the field.”

Now in its Fourth Edition, this treatise – edited by prominent New York commercial litigator and legal scholar Robert L. Haig, who is a partner at Kelley Drye & Warren – covers virtually every imaginable topic and more than a few topics that most practitioners would not imagine would be addressed in a substantive or procedural federal court practice treatise.