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Torts: Cases and Materials

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Second Edition

Aaron D. Twerski, Brooklyn Law School
James A. Henderson, Jr., Cornell University

2008. 960 pages. ISBN: 978-0-7355-7093-1. With Teacher's Manual.


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About the Book

In little more than 900 pages, you will find key cases, lucid note material, and a highly effective pedagogy in this skillfully structured casebook for Torts.

Authored by the esteemed educators and co-reporters for the Restatement (Third) of Torts, the Second Edition features:

  • carefully selected, eminently teachable cases
  • clear and concise notes
  • skillful case editing that preserves the language of the law without overwhelming students in details
  • provocative questions that highlight legal issues raised in the cases
  • “Authors’ Dialogues,” a uniquely innovative pedagogical feature—engaging exchanges between the authors that raise salient topical points and model persuasive legal reasoning
  • numerous short hypotheticals throughout the book
  • a comprehensive Teacher’s Manual that includes:
    • answers to the questions raised in the text
    • informative references to important secondary sources
    • commentary on the Authors’ Dialogues
    • guidance for using the Authors Dialogues in class or as assigned reading
With new hypotheticals in the Second Edition, Torts: Cases and Materials has been updated to reflect new developments in the law, including:
  • a full integration of the Restatement (Third) of Torts
  • new Supreme Court cases on punitive damages
This highly engaging casebook offers complete support for your teaching and is ideally suited to your one-semester, four-credit Torts course.  

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