Product Description: Lawyers should be problem solvers. In their introductory courses, however, those studying the law tend to read cases more and solve problems less. While reading of cases like Pennoyer, Erie, Hickman are essential to a Civil Procedure course, this book allows students to solve some problems while working through the legal doctrine...read more

Product Description: Today's lawyer is obliged to act as a representative of clients, officer of the legal system, and public citizen. The difficult problems of "professional responsibility" arise not from lawyers misunderstanding right from wrong, but from the overlap and resulting conflict of these three functions...read more

Product Description: Today's lawyer is obliged to act as a representative of clients, officer of the legal system, and public citizen. The difficult problems of "professional responsibility" arise not from lawyers misunderstanding right from wrong, but from the overlap and resulting conflict of these three functions...read more

Product Description: Also contains City of Columbia v. Max Kline and Kevin Robert Little, Jr. v. Lindsey Nesbitt, Kevin Little Smith and Mary Kimberly Smith, both of which are purely the product of the author's imagination. All of the cases have been tried in one form or another by students at the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law...read more

Product Description: Designed to augment traditional case and treatise readings, each section is cross-referenced to the relevant pages of the leading insurance law texts and casebooks, developing the issues expressed therein.

Product Description: Today's lawyer is obliged to act as a representative of clients, officer of the legal system, and public citizen. The difficult problems of "professional responsibility" arise not from lawyers misunderstanding right from wrong, but from the overlap and resulting conflict of these three functions...read more