This textbook is designed for use in upper-level law school courses. It reflects the belief that the most effective teaching materials for students beyond the first year of law school are centered on problems of the kind that lawyers face in practice.
Lousiana Law of Torts A Precis discusses an understanding of the history and development of Louisiana's tort law that helps place the current state of the law in its proper context.
Every tort claim for relief, and every affirmative tort defense, has a set of required elements. It is the student's task to learn these elements and to develop an understanding about how to apply them to real and hypothetical fact patterns. Questions & Answers: Torts can help you with this task. The book includes 202 questions - some tough and some relatively easy - organized by topic.
This book seeks to explain tort law through an examination of the common law process and the substantive rules and principles that have emerged as a result.
The latest edition of this unique casebook has been dramatically revised. This new edition presents the important cases, statutes, empirical data, and competing tort theories in a problems-oriented format that is designed to help students acquire a sophisticated understanding of tort law through active learning.
Author(s): John H. Bauman (Author) , John T. Cross (Author) , Andrew R. Klein (Author) , Edward C. Martin (Author) , Russell L. Weaver (Author) , Paul J. Zwier (Author)
Publisher:
Carolina Academic Press
ISBN: 9781531022648
Designed as a "teacher's book", this edition of Torts: Cases, Problems, and Exercises contains thought-provoking problems designed to stimulate interesting classroom discussion that can be carried throughout each substantive chapter.
This edition of Torts: Theory and Practice (formerly Torts: The Civil Law of Reparation for Harm Done by Wrongful Act) brings the text fully up to date in statutory, judicial, and Restatement developments, and includes law and economic analyses and commentary throughout.