Any new semester is an opportunity for a little soul-searching, right? Well, if you’re in that kind of mood, Deborah Schneider and Gary Belsky’s book Should You Really Be A Lawyer? may be just the nudge you need to give …
The second edition of Tort Law by Christopher M. Ernst, KFO195 .E76 2010 the only treatise focusing exclusively on tort law in Ohio, has arrived at the law library. This pumped up five volume set dwarfs its one volume predecessor. …
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Thinking of foregoing bricks and mortar in your law practice? Many law practices exist now exclusively online. Stephanie Kimbro’s new book, Virtual Law Practice: How to Deliver Legal Services Online [find it], can help you work through the many considerations …
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The library just received a copy of John R. Lott, More Guns, Less Crime : Understanding Crime and Gun-Control Laws, 3rd edition (2010) KF3941 .L68 2010 . According to the publisher’s description: “On its initial publication in 1998, ’s More …
If you’re hoping to orchestrate a judicial clerkship for yourself, this latest book by a trio of Hamline University School of Law legal research and writing professors may be helpful. Judicial Clerkships: A Practical Guide surveys the typical day in …
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