ALI-Principles

The Restatements and Principles series from the ALI offer consensus views of U.S. law, with summaries of court opinions that have cited the provisions of the publications provided in annual pocket parts or supplements.

This work proposes a universal set of procedural rules and principles for disputes arising from transnational commercial transactions.

This work offers legal principles to guide the drafting of software contracts and aid in judicial resolution of disputes involving software transactions.

Interim case citations are softcover pamphlets issued to update the annual pocket parts and cumulative supplements. They contain additional new case summaries, as well as a table of recent cases that have cited Restatements or Principles of the Law.

This Restatement clarifies the application of classic contract-law principles to consumer-contract disputes.

This work covers nonprofit law, focusing on governance principles, board duties, fiduciaries, regulations at all levels, and gifts.

This work examines the duties of directors and officers of business corporations to the business and its shareholders.

This work articulates legal principles for liability apportionment in tort cases with multiple parties.