Entertainment Law: Legal Concepts & Business Practices, available on Westlaw, is authored by Robert C. Lind, Patricia N. Acton, Thomas D. Selz, and Melvin Simensky. This five-volume set is geared toward business attorneys who structure entertainment deals, negotiate contracts, or …
CALI lessons are interactive, computer-based tutorials published by the non-profit Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction. With our school’s membership, you have access to hundreds of lessons in dozens of subjects: ConLaw, CivPro, Torts, Property, Contracts—all 1L classes and many upper-level subjects …
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Americans with Disabilities Act: Employee Rights and Employer Obligations by Lewis Smoak, Homer Deakins, Peter Nash, J. Hamilton Stewart, III, and Frank Ogletree and edited by Jonathon Mook is geared toward the practitioner but helpful to students and laypeople alike. …
U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs is a great tool for historical research on Supreme Court decisions. This database is from Gale and covers court records and briefs from 1832-1978. Note: the database doesn’t contain the case opinions, which are …
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William Miller Collier (1867-1956) was United States Ambassador to Spain and Chile and the president of George Washington University. As a lawyer, he wrote Collier on Bankruptcy in addition to writing or editing several other law books, including a treatise …
