Practical and comprehensive, The Law of Intellectual Property has an innovative pedagogical design that makes teaching and learning Intellectual Property easier, but no less rewarding. Introductions to principal cases highlight salient issues, review the evolution and development of law, and include key statutory provisions at the end of substantive section;making a statutory supplement unnecessary. Notes clarify technological points and expand on the theory, context, and significance of each case. The updated Third Edition welcomes new co-author Mark McKenna , who is a highly regarded trademark scholar. This user-friendly approach to teaching Intellectual Property features: <ul>
<li> current and comprehensive coverage </li> <li> a distinguished author team with extensive experience in patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and copyrights </li> <li> dynamic and innovative pedagogy that enriches study and doesn't hide the ball </li> <li> problems drawn from real-world cases </li> </ul>

The Law of Intellectual Property, 3rd Edition (Aspen Casebook Series)

David W. Barnes

Craig Allen Nard

Michael J. Madison

Mark McKenna

Intellectual Property

Aspen Publishers

Basic Tort Law: Cases, Statutes, and Problems, Second Edition, written by authors who bring years of experience teaching and writing about torts to the task, is concise, accessible, and employs a well-articulated and class-tested pedagogy. A torts book that doesn¿t hide the ball from students, both students and teachers will find it user-friendly. The new edition of this casebook retains the features that made it a success:
<li>clear, direct text introduces cases and explains important concepts </li>
<li>a balance of modern and classic torts cases, including Vaughan v. Menlove (on standard of care), Vincent v. Lake Erie Transportation Co. (on doctrine of ¿incomplete privilege¿), Greenman v. Yuba Power (on product liability) </li>
<li>appealing, memorable problems based on actual reported cases that reinforce understanding and build analytical skills </li>
<li>contemporary conception and content with the most current thinking on key issues </li>
<li>ample background information that places cases and statutes in context </li>
<li>varied note materials -- introductory and transitional notes that encourage close attention to cases and ¿perspective¿ notes that explore a range of viewpoints on tort law </li>
<li>a comprehensive Teacher¿s Manual that includes sample syllabi and guidance for structuring 4- and 6-credit courses, detailed suggestions for presenting and preparing cases and materials for class, and answers and analysis to all problems and questions raised in the book The second edition of this popular casebook
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<li>provides updated material throughout the text </li>
<li>illuminates the procedural posture of every case </li>
<li>refreshes and updates case selection in a number of chapters, including those for standards of care, statutory violation, multiple sufficient causes, foreseeability as a proximate cause test, substantial factor as a proximate cause test, assumption of risk, and defamation </li>
<li>supplies reworked notes and introductory sections, particularly for res ipsa loquitur, duty, and professional standard of care</li>

Basic Tort Law: Cases, Statutes, and Problems, 2nd Edition (Casebook)

Arthur Best

Business

Wolters Kluwer Law and Business

Arthur Best and David Barnes draw on their years of experience in teaching and writing about torts to ensure that Basic Tort Law: Cases, Statutes, and Problems is user friendly for both students and professors. Concise and accessible, this casebook introduces cases and explains important concepts using clear, direct language and pedagogy. Classroom-tested features that have made this casebook a success include: <ul>
<li> Contemporary conception and content with the most current thinking on all of the key issues </li> <li> Appealing, memorable problems based on actual reported cases that reinforce understanding and help students to build analytical skills </li> <li> A balance of modern and classic torts cases including Vaughan v. Menlove (on standard of care), Palsgraf v. Long Island Railway Co. (on duty and legal cause), Vincent v. Lake Erie Transportation Co. (on doctrine of incomplete privilege ), and Greenman v. Yuba Power (on product liability) </li> <li> Ample background information that places cases and statutes in context and captures student's interest </li> <li> Introductory and transitional notes that promote close attention to each case, as well as perspective notes that explore a range of viewpoints on tort law </li> Updated throughout, the Third Edition includes: <ul>
<li> Updated statutory material and references to the Restatement (Third) of Torts </li> <li> New cases on the revised approach to duty and proximate cause adopted in the Restatement (Third) of Torts </li> <li> Expanded legal malpractice coverage, which will be of particular interest to professors who wish to respond to the recent Carnegie Report findings that students need more exposure to ethics issues and need better acculturation and professionalization </li> <li> Refreshed case selection so that focus is on modern cases </li> </ul>
 The third edition of Basic Tort Law: Cases, Statutes, and Problems continues to offer a well-articulated, classroom-tested pedagogy that makes torts accessible and engaging. </ul>

Basic Tort Law: Cases, Statutes, and Problems, Third Edition

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Patrick Shin

Julie Steiner

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