Carolina Academic Press

Property Law and the Public Interest remains committed to its central claims, that the concept of property is never static, that property law is both public and private, that property rules perform the socially critical function of mediating between competing claimants to the same resource or object, and that the law of property has always represented a balance between the claims of individual rights and the needs of the larger public.

This new casebook provides the most relevant and recent cases on cutting-edge subjects important to corporate in-house legal departments as they face more challenges and increasing regulatory constraints.

The second edition of Civil Procedure: A Context and Practice Casebook is thoroughly revised and updated to facilitate effective teaching and student learning.

Tort Law and Practice provides a rich context for the study of Tort Law.

The Mueller Investigation and issues emanating from that investigation are at the heart of this book, providing a contextual setting for learning and reviewing materials across the law school curriculum.

Mastering Corporate Tax guides students through the complex tax rules affecting corporations and their shareholders.

This book is designed primarily for use as a Supplement to Evidence: A Problem-Based and Comparative Approach.

This casebook is the first of its kind to integrate fully issues concerning post-Meltdown regulation of international banking.

Mastering Elder Law explores concerns that commonly arise when representing the elderly client.

This casebook focuses on corporate law, specifically the law governing the relationship between directors, officers, and shareholders.