Product Description: A companion volume to How to Prepare and Present a Labor Arbitration Case. Although information on arbitration opinions, awards, and analysis of substantive and procedural issues fills hundreds of volumes, no book until now has focused solely on how an arbitrator goes about reaching a decision...read more

Product Description: Americans, brought up playing or watching sports, absorb the notions of fair play not simply as integral themes of sportsmanship on the field, but also as values they try to carry into their everyday lives. In this accessible and fascinating look at law and sports, Roger I...read more

Product Description: Roger Abrams latest book discusses the vices of baseball and how they reflect American society. The Dark Side of the Diamond relates little-known parts of baseball history, presenting evidence of game-fixing and gambling dating to the mid-19th century...read more

A chronicle of the first World Series captures all the exitement and drama of this first match-up between the Boston Americans and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Product Description: Examines such issues as drug use and gambling, enforcement of contracts, and the rights of owners and managers. The author reveals an all-star baseball law team whose stories illuminate relationship between law and baseball that has made the business of baseball a truly American institution...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Why are baseball players paid so much money? Written by a legal scholar and salary arbitrator, this book explains how a few thousand young men obtain their extraordinary riches. It juggles personal experience with business economics, game theory and baseball history. (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)