books by Aspen Law & Business Publishers     books:     Aspen Law & Busine...      Business Basics for Law Students: Essential Terms and Concepts (Essentials for Law Students) Robert W. Hamilton, Richard A. Booth Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 1998 Useful for lawyers who need to learn about business BUSINESS BASICS is a very comprehensive overview of business issues designed for law students and lawyers. Students taking a basic course in corporations or business associations will find it useful, especially if they lack a business background. It covers not only ...             Torts (Roadmap Law Course Outlines) Arthur Best Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 1997 Life saver for 1st year Law Student Torts Class When I ordered this book, I was skeptical it would be of much use, and didn't even pick it up to help me study until the night before my final. When I finally got around to reading it, I realized that it was a wonderful resource. The tips about what to expect on the ...             Payment Systems and Other Financial Transactions: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Casebook Series) Ronald J. Mann Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2002 clear, interesting casebook that reads like a novel Most legal casebooks are excrutiating to read. This is an exception. The descriptions of the payment systems are clear and understandable. The problems are interesting and illustrate the important points of the chapters in an enjoyable manner. The best casebook in ...             Trial Techniques (Coursebook) Thomas A. Mauet Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 1999 How to Stumble Through Your First Trial Without Embarrassing Yourself This book is absolutely fantastic. It's almost like a "Trials for Dummies" book for young attorneys and law students. Mauet's writing is easy to read and his advice is easy to follow. He provides examples that really drive home his points. This book should be ...             Kohn on Music Licensing (2nd Editon) Al Kohn, Bob Kohn Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 1996 A valuable tool, and totally unknown to many who'd benefit I discovered this book when I was researching an article "Who owns the rights? Copyright, the law and licensing the show," which was published in the Summer 1999 issue of the Educational Theatre Association quarterly Teaching Theatre (Volume 10, Number 4) and which is ...             Business Method Patents Gregory A. Stobbs Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2003 This single-volume book provides an in-depth discussion of how to apply for, obtain and exploit patents on business methods. The book examines the U.S. Patent Office's regulations and guidelines that are applied to business method patents. This is extremely useful information because attorneys who prosecute business method patents before the US ...             Contracts (CrunchTime) Steven Emanuel, Jeffrey Emanuel Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2000 Great last minute help and helpful throughout the term I just had my first term exams and they went much smoother with the help of the crunchtime series. I will be using them for every class that I have that they are offered. The flow charts was the only section that did not work for me as that is not the thinking ...             Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies (Legal Research & Writing Text Series) Amy E. Sloan Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2000 Practical, Helpful & Easy to Read I've used this book for the past few months and have been pleasantly surprised by how well it is organized, and how easy it is to understand. The author writes in a clear, straightforward manner and covers all of the pertinant topics.             Structuring Venture Capital, Private Equity, and Entrepreneurial Transactions: 2000 Jack S. Levin Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2000 Great work! I read this book twice (not the appendix though, which is the support for the text), it incorporates tax law and practice, GAAP, and SEC issues with Venture Capital and similar transactions. It explains how to start a fund, how to structure deals, and how to exit the ...             Constitutional Law (Casebook Series) Erwin Chemerinsky Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2001 Aspen casebooks are horrible I have used a bunch of different types of casebooks and now whenever a prof. assigns an Aspen casebook, I know it's going to be a rough course. The problem starts with the text font. Aspen does not clearly distinguish where a case ends and where an editor is writing. ...             Federal Telecommunications Law Peter William Huber Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2004 Perfect primer for K Street telecom associates. There isn't anything else like this on the market. It contains all the FCC and court and DOJ lore on telecom from the beginning of the century through the 1996 Act up to the present. The spicy bits apparently were written by pundit Peter Huber (who isn't identified ...             The Legal Research and Writing Handbook: A Basic Approach for Paralegals Andrea B. Yelin, Hope Viner Samborn Aspen Law & Business Publishers, 2000 Sure fire guide to the legal research and writing process This text is clearly written and breaks down the mechanics of research and writing into easily understood steps. 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