U.S. law for civil lawyers : a practitioner's guide /
U.S. law for civil lawyers : a practitioner's guide /
edited by Kirk W. Junker.
- First edition.
- 1 online resource (xxxviii, 362 pages).
Includes index.
Summary of Contents -- Chapter 1 United States' Law as Foreign Law -- Chapter 2 Federal Civil Litigation -- Chapter 3 Civil Procedure Brief Drafting Strategy -- Chapter 4 United States' International Arbitration Law and Practice -- Chapter 5 Contracts-Drafting and Content -- Chapter 6 Confidential Information and Restrictive Covenants -- Chapter 7 The Back-to-Back Contract: The Birth of a New Contract Type -- Chapter 8 Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement -- Chapter 9 Income Taxation and Audits -- Chapter 10 Application of International Maritime Law: Issues Unique to the United States -- Chapter 11 The Charitable Sector: Nonprofit Organizations -- Chapter 12 Immigration Law: A View from the Inside -- Chapter 13 White Collar Crime -- Chapter 14 United States' Environmental Law as Foreign Law -- Chapter 15 Food Law: Implementing Food Sovereignty in Sustainable Food Systems
Abstract freely available; full-text restricted to individual document purchasers.
"This book explains various areas of private, public and criminal practice in the United States, as well as US legal research, to the audience of practising civil lawyers who may interact with US lawyers. Each chapter is written by a recognised specialist in his or her respective field who has practiced and taught in that field. Further, the first chapter is an introduction to the "foreign" nature of US law for civil lawyers, written by the editor, Kirk W Junker, who holds the Chair in US Law at the University of Cologne, who has been teaching US law to law students in Germany and France for ten years, and who previously practiced US law for nine years. As a practitioner's guide, a special feature of the book is that every term of art, regardless of which field of law, is translated into both German and French in accompanying footnotes on each page. In addition, every chapter includes ?Practice Tips,? ?Checklists for Practice,? and illustrative ?Examples,? each of which is clearly marked in a separate box. Some chapters offer tables, example draft documents and templates to make the book easy to use as a reference book and a handbook."--
Mode of access: World Wide Web
9781509936625
10.5040/9781509936625 doi
Law
Civil law--United States.
Civil procedure--United States.
Electronic books.
KF384 / .U84 2021eb
347.73
Includes index.
Summary of Contents -- Chapter 1 United States' Law as Foreign Law -- Chapter 2 Federal Civil Litigation -- Chapter 3 Civil Procedure Brief Drafting Strategy -- Chapter 4 United States' International Arbitration Law and Practice -- Chapter 5 Contracts-Drafting and Content -- Chapter 6 Confidential Information and Restrictive Covenants -- Chapter 7 The Back-to-Back Contract: The Birth of a New Contract Type -- Chapter 8 Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement -- Chapter 9 Income Taxation and Audits -- Chapter 10 Application of International Maritime Law: Issues Unique to the United States -- Chapter 11 The Charitable Sector: Nonprofit Organizations -- Chapter 12 Immigration Law: A View from the Inside -- Chapter 13 White Collar Crime -- Chapter 14 United States' Environmental Law as Foreign Law -- Chapter 15 Food Law: Implementing Food Sovereignty in Sustainable Food Systems
Abstract freely available; full-text restricted to individual document purchasers.
"This book explains various areas of private, public and criminal practice in the United States, as well as US legal research, to the audience of practising civil lawyers who may interact with US lawyers. Each chapter is written by a recognised specialist in his or her respective field who has practiced and taught in that field. Further, the first chapter is an introduction to the "foreign" nature of US law for civil lawyers, written by the editor, Kirk W Junker, who holds the Chair in US Law at the University of Cologne, who has been teaching US law to law students in Germany and France for ten years, and who previously practiced US law for nine years. As a practitioner's guide, a special feature of the book is that every term of art, regardless of which field of law, is translated into both German and French in accompanying footnotes on each page. In addition, every chapter includes ?Practice Tips,? ?Checklists for Practice,? and illustrative ?Examples,? each of which is clearly marked in a separate box. Some chapters offer tables, example draft documents and templates to make the book easy to use as a reference book and a handbook."--
Mode of access: World Wide Web
9781509936625
10.5040/9781509936625 doi
Law
Civil law--United States.
Civil procedure--United States.
Electronic books.
KF384 / .U84 2021eb
347.73
