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Maine Tort Law
Author(s):
Anthony Moffa
(Author),
Alicia Curtis
(Author),
Charles King
(Author),
Joseph Gousse
(Author),
Sarah Hall
(Author)
Maine Tort Law (2026 Edition) delivers a fully refreshed and reorganized resource for Maine practitioners. This new edition updates case law, modernizes presentation, and introduces a streamlined six-step approach to analyzing tort claims. Designed for clarity and usability, it remains the definitive guide to Maine tort jurisprudence.
Publisher: Michie
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Maine Tort Law (2026 Edition) is the definitive resource for Maine practitioners navigating tort claims. For decades, this treatise has traced the contours of Maine tort law, documenting current doctrine and its historical lineage. The 2025 edition delivers a comprehensive update to the 2018 edition and its supplements, incorporating the latest decisions and statutory developments.
This revision introduces a reorganized structure and modernized presentation for a more intuitive, user-friendly experience. Practitioners will benefit from a streamlined six-step approach to case analysis: identify the cause of action, determine party status, assess coverage, anticipate defenses, calculate damages, and apply comparative fault.
Authored by leading experts and enriched with practical insights, Maine Tort Law remains an indispensable guide for litigation strategy and legal research. Whether you are a seasoned attorney or new to tort practice, this edition offers clarity, depth, and authoritative guidance for contemporary Maine jurisprudence.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781522145097.
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