Personal Injury: Actions, Defenses, Damages

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The largest and most comprehensive case law compendium in legal literature provides encyclopedic treatment of the personal injury law of every American jurisdiction.

•  Gives you over 200 "fact situation" titles under which all cases are classified. Titles are alphabetically arranged according to the situation or instrumentality out of which an injury can arise, or the party injured or causing the injury
•  Each title provides coverage of theories of recovery, elements of cause of action and necessary allegations, defenses and damages
•  Includes forms for bringing and defending the suit, compiled from the actual files of eminent practitioners
•  A separate volume provides consolidated treatment of damages
•  Annotated to all jurisdictions

AUTHORS:

Louis R. Frumer, B.A., LL.B., LL.M

Original Co-Author; Author of Bender's Federal Practice Forms; Co-Author of Products Liability

Melvin I. Friedman, A.B., LL.B.

Original Co-Author; Co-Author of Products Liability

Sally Aiello, Esq.; Professor James Albert; Michael Axline, Esq.; Michelle Barnes-Keating, Esq.; Roy L. Benoit, LL.B.; Professor Edward Birmingham; Professor Arthur Best; Professor Gerald W. Boston; Joel F. Cofsky, J.D.; Mary James Courtenay, Esq.; Jeffrey Dannenberg, Esq.; Rosanne Dobbin, LL.B.; Professor Constance Fain; G. Robert Friedman, Esq.; Kennon Goff, Esq.; Lester Jayson, Esq.; Vincent Johnson, Esq.; David Kaplan, Esq.; Martin Kaufman, Esq.; Richard E. Kaye, Esq.; Christine Knepper-Wolff, Esq.; Michel J. Landron, Esq.; Marilyn Minzer, LL.B.; Jerome Nates, J.D.; John O'Donnell, Esq.; Gordon Ohlsson, J.D.; Lily T. Pilgrim, LL.B.; Donald Polden, Esq.; Mark S. Rhodes, Esq.; David Rickless, Esq.; Jeffery Robertson, Esq.; David A. Slavin, Esq.; R. J. Stone, Esq.; Professor Ronald F. Wright, Esq.

Each chapter was written by an attorney with expertise in the area of law covered. Chapters are periodically updated by expert attorneys and/or veteran attorney writers. Frumer and Friedman were the original authors.

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