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

​This book covers all procedural aspects of litigation, starting with pre-filing considerations and ending with a chapter on appellate practice.

Transactional Skills introduces the student to the most important aspects of a commercial practice

This book, in addition to analyzing and including excerpts of court decisions, highlights the efforts of legislatures, executives, the states, and the general public to participate in an ongoing political dialogue about the meaning of the Constitution.

This book was written to provide a complete understanding of negotiable instruments as promulgated by Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code by examining each section of Article 3.

This book considers whether laws in the United States make it difficult for people to be employees and parents at the same time.

This book is intended to provide an understandable guide to this expanding area of law for lawyers, CPAs, merchants, and other persons involved in any aspect of personal property sales.

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.

Persuasion: Getting to the Other Side categorizes the arguments that lawyers use in debates about ambiguous or contested legal questions. It also explains how judges justify their decisions about what the law should be when the case involves competing values and there are plausible arguments on both sides.

The history of free expression is inextricably intertwined with advances in speech technology.