If a researcher is not familiar with federal civil procedure, including the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, it is helpful to consult secondary sources. Note: A practitioner is more likely to use a comprehensive multi-volume treatise (examples: Federal Practice and Procedure, available in Westlaw and Moore's Federal Practice, available in Lexis). These multi-volume treatises are highly useful when one seeks an in-depth discussion of a particular rule and wants to find cases interpreting the rule.
A Guide to Civil Procedure: Integrating Critical Legal Perspectives
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Federal Appellate Practice and Procedure in a Nutshell
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Preparing for a Federal Jury Trial
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Treatises:
Federal Practice and Procedure (multi-volume treatise)
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Moore's Federal Practice - Civil (multi-volume treatise)
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Federal Jurisdiction (Aspen treatise series)
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Civil Procedure (Aspen treatise series)
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Hornbooks:
Principles of Civil Procedure (Concise Hornbook series)
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Civil Procedure (Hornbook series)
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Law of Federal Courts (Hornbook series)
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The Glannon Guide to Civil Procedure: Learning Civil Procedure Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis
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Mastering Multiple Choice for Federal Civil Procedure MBE Bar Prep and 1L Exam Prep
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Questions & Answers: Civil Procedure: Multiple-Choice and Short-Answer Questions and Answers
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Civil Procedure (CrunchTime study guide series)
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Civil Procedure (Emanuel Law Outlines series)
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Civil Procedure: Objective (Exam Pro study guide series)
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Acing Civil Procedure: A Checklist Approach to Solving Procedural Problems
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Understanding Civil Procedure
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Civil Procedure (Examples & Explanations series)
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Civil Procedure (Gilbert Law Summaries)
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Civil Procedure in a Nutshell
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A Short and Happy Guide to Civil Procedure
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Federal Courts in a Nutshell
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Inside Civil Procedure: What Matters and Why
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