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Torts Law Books
Browse comprehensive resources on torts law, including negligence, liability, personal injury and more.
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View DetailsManaging and Litigating the Complex Surety Case
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781641052467This comprehensive resource expertly analyzes the myriad issues that arise in complex surety cases.Starting from $ 169.95
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View DetailsMass Torts in the United States
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781641056663This book aims to provide a useful guide that examines most phases of mass tort cases while appealing to attorneys of varying levels of experience in many different types of cases.Starting from $ 89.95
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View DetailsPreserving Appellate Complaints in Federal Courts
Publisher: American Bar AssociationWhile preservation rules vary greatly by state and the rules often change, unlike federal preservation rules, there are general philosophies behind preservation that are near universal and can aid the practitioner in all areas of preservation in appellate court.Starting from $ 129.95
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View DetailsProduct Liability
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781614382843Product 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.Starting from $ 189.95
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View DetailsProfessional Liability to Third Parties
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781627222587Use 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.Starting from $ 159.95
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View DetailsThe Attorney-Client Privilege in Civil Litigation: Protecting and Defending Confidentiality
Publisher: American Bar AssociationThe Fifth Edition, brought to you by the American Bar Association, has been updated and expanded to include new revisions of the attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine.Starting from $ 159.95
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View DetailsThe Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser Defense in CERCLA: A Guide For Lawyers
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781639050574This book provides all relevant guidance documents published by the United States Environmental Protection Agency as well as analysis of key judicial decisions interpreting the Brownfields Amendments.Starting from $ 189.95
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View DetailsThe Global Directors and Officers Deskbook
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781627227063The book is structured in a way that readers can quickly and effectively determine the similarities/differences in D&O liability and insurance law among those jurisdictions that affect their businesses or practices. Authors from 26 countries define the specifics germane to their respective locations.Starting from $ 169.95
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View DetailsThe Handbook on Additional Insureds
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781641051453The Handbook on Additional Insureds addresses all aspects practitioners are faced with when dealing with the complexities of additional insured coverage.Starting from $ 179.95
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View DetailsToxic Tort Litigation
Publisher: American Bar AssociationISBN: 9781627221283Now completely updated and revised, the second edition of Toxic Tort Litigation is a practice-focused guide that explores the specific and often unique elements that distinguish this type of litigation.Starting from $ 159.95
