Author(s): Hannah Buxbaum (Author) , Gene R. Shreve (Author)
Publisher:
Carolina Academic Press
ISBN: 9780327176343
This anthology provides an introduction to the traditions, themes, and main arguments in the conflicts literature. A Conflict-of-Laws Anthology is systematic, comprehensive, and up-to-date. Over seventy selections present the work of leading conflicts scholars from Story and Beale to those writing today.
A Student Electronic Discovery Primer is the ideal supplement to the traditional civil procedure textbook. Written by former litigators who are now law professors teaching electronic discovery and civil procedure, the Primer is specifically designed as a practical and accessible guide for the first-year law student.
Written for upper-level law students who intend to practice law in California, this book emphasizes those aspects of California civil procedure that deviate from the federal system.
Author(s): William V. Dorsaneo III (Author) , Perschbacher, Rex R. (Author)
Publisher:
Carolina Academic Press
ISBN: 9781594603808
This annual supplement to Cases and Materials on Civil Procedure contains updates to the casebook, as well as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with Forms, Selected Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, Supreme Court Rules, and Federal Rules of Evidence. Part 3 includes selected provisions of the United States Code.
Author(s): Barker, A. Robert (Author) , Oscar G. Chase (Author)
Publisher:
Carolina Academic Press
ISBN: 9781531013479
This widely used coursebook introduces law students to the intricacies of civil litigation in New York and presents issues in the order in which they arise in a judicial action.
The third edition of Civil Procedure: A Context and Practice Casebook is thoroughly revised and updated to facilitate effective teaching and student learning.
This edition covers the full range of Civil Procedure topics, but is specifically constructed to accommodate the demands presented by both three-credit as well as traditional five- and six-credit courses.
The contributions to this book focus largely on the current developments in administrative law in various legal systems such as the U.S. Japan, Australia, Chile and Canada.