books by Thomson

books by Thomson

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Kenneth W. Clarkson, Roger LeRoy Miller, ...

Thomson/West, 2006

West's Business Law Alternate Edition
The product in itself was exactly what I needed. I am taking a Business Law class as part of my curriculum in Business Administration. I have found the the book is very informative but a little dry in reading. I was pleased with the speed of how the product was ...

Black's Law Dictionary (Pocket), 3rd Edition

Thomson West, 2006

Every law student needs one
This has been the best investment I've made since I started law school. It makes my life so much easier when it comes to reading homework assignments. Every law student should have one.

Black's Law Dictionary, Eighth Edition (Black's Law Dictionary (Standard Edition))

Thomson West, 2004

Black's Law Dictionary
A wonderful resource for anyone associated with law. Thorough, effortless and exponentially helpful. The hardback version protects the contents from weathering.

Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges

Antonin Scalia, Bryan A. Garner

Thomson West, 2008

The Bible of Brief Writing
I'll be brief (no pun intended). If you are a lawyer or law student who wants to write better and more persuasive briefs - buy or borrow this book! I've completely changed my legal writing style after reading Judge Scalia and Garner's book.

The Skilled Helper: A Problem Management and Opportunity Development Approach to Helping

Gerard Egan

Thomson, 2006

life changing
This book is wonderful. It was assigned reading for a course I voluntarily took to improve my professional consulting skills. The book is full of valuable information that is easy to read yet full of depth. With some practice I have made this a regular part of my ...

Logic of Subchapter K: A Conceptual Guide to Taxation of Partnerships (American Casebook Series)

Laura E.Cunningham, Noel D.Cunningham

Thomson West, 2006

Great sidekick
This book is a good addition to whatever partnership book that you're using. For me, most tax books are hard to understand and I try to buy books that simplify it for me, then I dive into the deep stuff. This is by no means a comprehensive book. I frequently read this ...

Abnormal Psychology: An Integrative Approach (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac®)

David H. Barlow, V. Mark Durand

Thomson, 2004

Comprehensive and applicable
The book treats many cases and reaches high level of coverage; it is very helpful, that in practice one can find many similarities, since the cases are very realistic and explained in depth. My opinion is, that it is valuable because it is applicable.