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    Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices: A Guide for Plaintiff, Defense, Insurance and Corporate Counseling...

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781634250658
    This book is about lender force-placed insurance practices ("LFPI") in the hands of alleged predatory mortgage loan servicers.
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    Starting from $ 99.95

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    Leveraging Life Insurance Premium Payments: Using Split-Dollar and Related Party Premium Financing Techniqu...

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781634258203
    Leveraging Life Insurance Premium Payments: Using Split-Dollar and Related Party Premium Financing Techniques examines and explains the peculiar rules for both of the premium financing regimes as well as the tax consequences and planning techniques of each.
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    Starting from $ 139.95

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    Litigating the Nursing Home Case

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781627223379
    This new edition provides step-by-step guidance on dealing with the medical-legal issues involved in litigating a nursing home case for both plaintiffs' and defense lawyers. It also provides guidance to nursing home administrators on how to avoid liability and improve quality through regulatory compliance.
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    Starting from $ 159.95

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    Making Partner

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781627222600
    This book is for anyone who is serious about making partner. Whether you want to better understand what law firm partners look for in associates or just want to stand out from the competition Making Partner provides you with a clear pathway past the obstacles to your success, even in the most difficult firm cultures. The rest is up to you. This book is also for any law student concerned about getting their first legal job. Making Partner provides practical information and specific advice about how to obtain a position at a top law firm of any size, including AmLaw 100 firms, and how to excel once you are there.
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    Starting from $ 49.95

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    Managing and Litigating the Complex Surety Case

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781641052467
    This comprehensive resource expertly analyzes the myriad issues that arise in complex surety cases.
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    Starting from $ 169.95

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    Modern Captive Insurance: A Legal Guide to Formation, Operation, and Exit Strategies

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781641053686
    This state-of-the-art guide traces the development of small captive insurance and addresses how to set up and properly manage a captive.
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    Starting from $ 139.95

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    No-Fault Insurance Anti-Fraud Litigation: A Practitioner's Guide

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781634257916
    No-fault insurance fraud amounts to a significant "fraud tax" on consumers, estimated at billions of dollars each year. This is a practice-focused guide to the litigation and settlement of no-fault insurance anti-fraud cases, from inception through summary judgment.
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    Starting from $ 139.95

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    Product Liability

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781614382843
    Product Liability presents business and policy advisory perspectives regarding a number of important issues that emerge from current and ever-changing legal and global market conditions. This book helps the reader navigate the complex web of risks and opportunities and offers strategies that minimize product liability under a range of regulatory and legal regimes.
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    Starting from $ 189.95

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    Professional Liability to Third Parties

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781627222587
    Use Professional Liability to Third Parties, Third Edition to learn alternative methods that can be used to argue for or against third party liability issues. Lawyers, accountants, architects, and other professionals can be held liable to third parties, i.e., non-clients who rely on their expertise or claims from those who suffer injury if they perform negligently. Distinguished Professor of Law at Rutgers University, author Jay M. Feinman, aims to help both lawyers who analyze and argue third party cases and the judges who decide them. This book surveys the law and provides insight on economic loss, contract and tort law, and legal argument.
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    Starting from $ 159.95

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    Property Insurance Litigator's Handbook

    Publisher: American Bar Association
    ISBN: 9781641058827
    When policyholders believe their loss is covered but the insurer disagrees, the parties may ultimately find themselves in litigation. This practice-focused book examines the fundamentals of how first-party property claims are litigated.
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    Starting from $ 189.95

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