Publishers of legal texts, forms, or articles by author Bucklin.

If you want a loose-leaf, annually supplemented, trial notebook system, buy Building Trial Notebooks™ by Leonard Bucklin, sold though James Publishing.  Building Trial Notebooks™ is over 500 pages, in two volumes.  Volume 1 is text, and the volume 2 is a separate trial notebook, with a place for your business card on the outside,  all set up and ready to use in your next trial.

If you want only a quickly read and basic trial notebook system, buy the abbreviated (and less expensive) e-book trial notebook named LitigationReady!™.   Available now at www.TrialNotebooks.com,  LitigationReady!™ is downloaded into your computer immediately on purchase, in PDF format for you to copy and print the many forms.

LawyerTrialForms™ is the umbrella site for most of Bucklin's publications in print or in electronic format (other than those printed in legal or business journals). That site has a catalog listing of litigation systems, legal checklists, and forms.  The motto and vision statement of LawyerTrialForms is "Making good lawyers better".  Law school professors don't tell students about the advantages of starting work from the basis of a commercial form, but practicing lawyers self-learn that forms make their work easier, and their work-output better.

LawyerSettlementForms™ is the increasing-in-size site for the text Settlement Toolbox™ and other settlement related forms.

If you want Attorney Fee Awards as a soft-bound book, for $48.00,  the soft-cover book  is available directly from the publisher at Booklocker. It is also available from other booksellers,  but they buy it from Booklocker and reship it to you, so usually it is at a higher price and buying the soft-bound book takes longer if you buy it elsewhere than from the publisher. a little longer to get it.

If you want  to immediately, today, download the book into your computer, in PDF format for reading and printing of the forms (at $10 less than the bound book), the ebook, in PDF format is through the above "Buy Now" button.

Bucklin.org is the site where Bucklin provides education for lawyers. It's an information site.  There you will find various legal journal or ezine style articles, and legal news, regarding litigation law, litigation ethics, and expert witnesses.   Leonard Bucklin, our author, maintains that site to dispense free information. Among other things, Bucklin was involved with one of the first internet eZines for the Trial, Torts, and Insurance Section (TIPS) of the American Bar Association.  Bucklin, the author of our eBooks, was the editor, and a contributing author, of Neoethics since its inception by the TIPS section in 2003 until it was discontinued in 2008.  Some of the articles that were on Neoethics while he was the editor of the site, by agreement with the TIPS section, are available in the archives available at Bucklin.org.

Home page of Attorney Fee Awards: a handbook for attorneys.