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The complex economics of antitrust matters discussed in a language lawyers speak and understand.

This book invites trial practitioners, attorneys, judges, and consultants to engage in new thinking about how jurors' moral compasses affect trial outcomes.

Relevant laws for education professionals in Nebraska.

A discussion of how and why antitrust class actions are litigated very differently today than they were for decades, along with practical guidance to antitrust class actions and in particular, the general analyses involved in determining whether a class can be certified.

This one-volume resource is part of the Illinois Jurisprudence set, but it's also a convenient stand-alone reference, complete with its own tables and index.

Full-text opinions related to schools and education, updated monthly and with quarterly indexes, from the following sources: US Supreme Court (from 1990),US Circuit Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit (from 1990),US District Court for the District of Montana (from 1989), Montana Supreme Court Opinions (from 1868), Noncites and Orders (from 1993), Montana District Court Opinions (from 1990), Workers' Compensation Court Opinions (from 1986), Attorney General Opinions (from 1957), Office of Public Instruction Decisions Department of Labor and Industry (Hearings Bureau, Human Rights Commission, Board of Personnel Appeals, Labor Standards Bureau/Wage & Hour Unit). Edlaw is the perfect way to keep current on matters affecting teachers, schools, students, and taxes.

The comprehensive source for Florida Criminal Statutes and Criminal Jury Instructions for attorneys.

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This handy book contains the Mississippi laws relating to hunting, fishing, trapping and boat and water safety.

An ever-growing number of complaints — approaching 20,000 annually — is filed with the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Education Law, part of the LexisNexis Civil Rights & Strategy Series, is a practical resource for attorneys, school officials, and others, who are filing, responding to, or evaluating these complaints. This concise yet comprehensive resource details the education and civil rights statutes OCR enforces, administrative and judicial methods of enforcement, and the availability and requirements for private actions. Checklists and forms, including those needed for private litigation alleging harassment and equal opportunity violations, are provided as part of this publication.

New Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition is the authoritative source on insurance law and practice, updated and modern with new features.