Federal Contract Management: A Manual for the Contract Professional covers all major aspects of the federal government contracting (procurement) process, from basic concepts to sophisticated strategies.

This edition, like its predecessors, builds on the traditional model of the Federal Courts course but also emphasizes giving students the grounding they need to be effective litigators in both state and federal courts.

The Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning for Modern Families discusses the estate planning issues that are unique to modern families. It moves from a basic estate planning overview to a discussion of the unique issues in today’s modern families. It also includes tax issues, premarital and relationship formalization considerations, and lifetime estate planning options.

Federal Income Taxation of Corporations Filing Consolidated Returns is a complete consolidated tax practice guide with detailed analysis of this complex area of law.

The newest edition of Federal Taxation of Municipal Bonds Deskbook from the National Association of Bond Lawyers gathers a selection of the most commonly used IRC sections and applicable regulations dealing with municipal finance, as well as the most relevant statutory and legislative history cites for each section, SLGS regulations, and important revenue procedures.

Written by a team of practitioners and law professors, Federal Tax Practice and Procedure is the ideal guidebook for understanding how disputes with the IRS arise and are resolved.

Filled with relevant information, this holistic approach provides a timely foundation for anyone interested in the topic. Descriptive and analytical, the text is designed to offer readers a balanced and up-to-date overview of what border security is, as well as the constant revisions to it that have occurred over the past 109 years.

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Antitrust litigation in the United States has become increasingly complex, costly, and time-consuming. This publication addresses the primary types of civil antitrust litigation, including the various causes of action, that are most prevalent today, ranging from basic Sherman Act Section 1 and Section 2 claims, to claims arising out of the exercise of IP rights, to claims brought by government regulators.

Expert analysis and materials on Federal Constitutional Law: Introduction to Interpretive Methods and Federal Judicial Power from Lee J. Strang, Professor of Law, Univ. of Toledo College of Law.