Follows the entire process from opening negotiations to settlement. Text first introduces negotiation in law practice and representing a client in legal negotiation. Covers the basic types of legal negotiations, case evaluation, and preparation. Also addresses the types of legal disputes that should not be negotiated. Examines negotiating styles and strategies, as well as the stages of legal negotiation.

Legal Negotiation in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Teply, Larry

Legal Education

West Academic Publishing

Learning legal citation is one of the difficult (and sometimes admittedly annoying) tasks that students new to the law face. This book is designed to ease that task. It initially focuses on conventions that underlie all accepted forms and systems of legal citation. Building on that understanding and an explanation of the “process” of using citations in legal writing, the book then discusses and illustrates the particular rules of The Bluebook and the ALWD Citation Manual for citing cases, statutes, and all other major legal sources. Unique appendices provide useful comparative information for these two systems of citation.

Legal Writing Citation in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Use this set of citation exercises in Teply's Legal Research and Citation, 5th, independently or with other legal research texts. This softbound volume contains 40 exercises that emphasize learning through the actual use and citation of legal research sources in the law library. These 40 exercises and their explanations focus primarily on The Bluebook; however, they may be used in conjunction with any citation system.

Legal Research and Citation: Legal Citation Exercises (Coursebook)

Law Practice

Thoroughly discusses how to best research factually based problems, how to coordinate secondary and primary research, and how facts interplay with the law as found in the course of legal research.Learn how the common law and statutes relate to each other in the context of researching specific problems. The fourth edition better integrates the learning of legal citation with the citation tools themselves. Chapters include Reading, Citing, and Updating Cases; Legislative Legal Research; Coordinating Research in Secondary Authorities and Focusing on the Law in Specific Jurisdictions; and more.

Teply's Legal Research and Citation (American Casebook Series)

This softbound volume contains follow-up exercises to a student's initial exposure to citing materials in proper form. The multiple-exercise format is designed to protect library resources from damage as a result of overuse. Citations are keyed to the The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 15th (1991).Chapters include Overview of Primary Sources of Law and Their Publication, Part 2; Analyzing Facts and Legal Problems and Finding Commentary and Summaries of the Law in Secondary Sources; Administrative Legal Research and Rules of Evidence, Practice and Procedure, and Ethics, Part 7; and more.

Student Library Exercises to Accompany Legal Research and Citation (American Casebook Series)

This publication is designed to help law students prepare for a variety of law school competitions. It focuses primarily on the client counseling, negotiation, and moot court competitions. It draws upon the advice of coaches and commentators as well as numerous theoretical and practical sources.

Law School Competitions in a Nutshell

Teply's Successfully Competing in U.S. Moot Court Competitions is a short, easy-reading book, designed to help students prepare for team selection competitions as well as those who will be competing at U.S. moot court competitions. It includes advice on a range of issues – from selecting a partner to keeping the competition in perspective after it is over. It includes advice based on interviews with successful moot court coaches from several law schools.

Successfully Competing in U.S. Moot Court Competitions (Academic and Career Success Series)

Rules & Procedures

This book provides numerous illustrations and highlights important points to facilitate learning. The problems in the text allow readers (1) to "test" their understanding and ability to analyze, and (2) to practice applying what they have learned. Readers receive immediate feedback on how well they have done by consulting a detailed discussion in an appendix. Follows the basic pattern of legal research and analysis in practice: analyzing the facts; identifying legal problems; defining a writing project; developing a research plan; taking research notes; reading, analyzing, and briefing cases; editing and proofreading; formulating arguments; and using persuasive writing techniques.

Legal Writing, Analysis and Oral Argument (American Casebook Series)

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The fourth edition of Civil Procedure: Cases, Text, Notes, and Problems continues to cover the full range of civil procedure topics, but it is specifically constructed to accommodate the demands presented by both three-credit as well as traditional five- and six-credit courses. The new edition carefully integrates both basic and more complex issues of federal and state civil procedure, presented in a user-friendly format. Throughout the book, explanatory text has been interwoven with illustrative cases, notes, questions, and figures to make the presentation of the material more efficient for the professor and more understandable for the student. As an additional teaching feature, the textbook contains over 250 carefully drafted problems following each topic section, designed to provide maximum teaching flexibility―enabling a professor to utilize the problems in each section to teach all or part of the material. The new edition also includes the latest decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court on subject-matter and personal jurisdiction, venue, the Erie doctrine, class actions, pleadings, joinder, and preclusion, and has been updated to reflect all current amendments of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and relevant federal statutes.

Civil Procedure: Cases, Text, Notes, and Problems

Whitten, Ralph

McLaughlin, Denis

Carolina Academic Press

Civil Procedure: Cases, Text, Notes and Problems is designed for use in law school courses on Civil Procedure. This casebook begins with a comprehensive overview, followed by in-depth topical coverage. Its extensive textual discussion along with the cases, notes, questions, and problems helps students develop rapid comprehension of the subject. The problems throughout the casebook present students with the opportunity to apply the legal rules and policies studied in the previous materials in both familiar and unfamiliar contexts. This innovative approach provides both efficient and effective coverage of all the major areas of civil procedure, even in courses with reduced hours of credit. The 2008 second edition fully incorporates the new "re-styled" Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the latest "e-discovery" amendments, and the most recent decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court, including Grable, Exxon Mobil, and Bell Atlantic.

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Legal Negotiation in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Legal Writing Citation in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Legal Research and Citation: Legal Citation Exercises (Coursebook)

Teply's Legal Research and Citation (American Casebook Series)

Student Library Exercises to Accompany Legal Research and Citation (American Casebook Series)

Law School Competitions in a Nutshell

Successfully Competing in U.S. Moot Court Competitions (Academic and Career Success Series)

Legal Writing, Analysis and Oral Argument (American Casebook Series)

Civil Procedure: Cases, Text, Notes, and Problems

Civil Procedure: Cases, Text, Notes, and Problems