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170.
[Antitrust Law]. Federal Antitrust Law: A Treatise on the Antitrust
Laws of the United States.
Kintner, Earl W.; Joseph P. Bauer et al. 11 Vols. Cloth. Anderson
Publishing Co./LexisNexis. Current through 2003 cumulative
supplements with softbound 2003 General Index. Ex-library with
location labels at foot of spines, bar code labels on front covers
and stamps, else very good condition. Publisher’s Price $1,312.
Special $450.
* Provides a comprehensive analysis of the development and current
status of antitrust law, as well as practical guidance for the
application of that law. Contents include: Volume 1. Economic
theory, common law, and an introduction to the Sherman act. Volume
2. Practices prohibited by the Sherman act. Volume 3. The
Robinson-Patman Act. Volumes 4 to 5. The Clayton Act. Volumes 6 to
8. The Federal Trade Commission. Volume 9. Antitrust exemptions.
Volume 10. State action, Noerr-Pennington, and special industry
exemptions. Volume 11. Relief, Defenses, Prior Adjudication, and
Statutes of Limitations. see illustration below.  
171. [Bankruptcy]. Collier on Bankruptcy Revised 15th ed.
LexisNexis. 23 volumes. Looseleaf format. Current through release
95/September 2005. Ex-private law firm library with spine labels,
very good condition. Publisher’s Price $2,880. Special $895.
* Considered the most comprehensive and authoritative source of
bankruptcy law information. Focuses on the current state of the
law, with coverage of historical developments usually contained
at the end of the chapter. Provides expert opinions on issues
that are unclear or unsettled, giving the reader the authority
needed to take a position. Provides two volumes of commercial
bankruptcy forms and one volume of consumer bankruptcy forms along
with Appendix volumes for locating important primary source material,
including the text of legislation and relevant legislative history.
172.
Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts.
Robert L. Haig. St. Paul, MN: Thomson West. 6 Volumes. Cloth.
Current through November 2004 pocket part supplements [with] CR-ROM.
Ex-private law firm library, very good condition.
Publisher’s Price $735. Special $295.
* Provides guidance on all phases of the litigation, including
investigation, pleadings, motions, discovery, trials, appeals,
settlement, and enforcement of judgments. Also offers comprehensive,
strategy-oriented coverage of key substantive areas such as
antitrust, securities, patents, trademarks and copyright, employment
and labor, collections, construction law, and business torts. A
joint project of the ABA Section of Litigation and West.
173. [Constitutional Law].
Search and Seizure, Third Edition. A Treatise on the Fourth
Amendment. Wayne R. Lafave. St. Paul: West Group. 1996. 5
volumes, current through 2004 supplements. Ex-court library with
stamps, else very good. Publisher’s Price $450. Special $150.
* Interprets and applies the Fourth Amendment in diverse factual
situations for developing more effective arguments of search and
seizure issues in plea bargaining, trial, and appeal phases of a
case. Expert discussion covers the exclusionary rule and other
remedies, protected areas and interests, probable cause, and search
warrants.
174. [Estate Planning]. Beyer’s Teaching Materials on Estate
Planning. Third Edition.
Gerry W. Beyer. Thomson West, 2005. lxv, 1015 pp. Hardcover. As new,
excellent condition. Publisher’s Price $91.50 Special $40.
175. [Estate Planning]. Materials on Family Wealth Management.
Edited by William J. Turnier and William J. Grayson et al. Thomson
West, 2005. xlvii, 816 pp. Hardcover. As new, excellent condition.
Publisher’s Price $90. Special $35.
* American Casebook Series.
176. [Estate Planning].
Pennell’s Wealth Transfer Planning and Drafting. Jeffrey N.
Pennell. Thomson West, 2005. 800 pp. Hardcover. As new, excellent
condition. Publisher’s Price $84. Special $40.
* Written especially for students who have not yet acquired a
background in wealth transfer taxation. The text provides the
requisite tax background when it is needed, with an understanding of
the needs of students who have taken only a basic wills and trusts
course. There is an overview of wealth transfer taxes, an
introduction to income taxation of estates, trusts, grantors, and
beneficiaries, and guidance on planning for incapacity and other
end-of-life issues affected by tax law.
177. [Estate Planning]. Uniform Trust and Estate Statutes, 2005-2006
edition.
John H. Langbein and Lawrence W. Waggoner. New York: Foundation
Press, [2005]. vii, 760 pp. Softbound. Fine, as new condition.
Publisher’s Price $23.50 Special $15.
* This statutory collection provides law students with a
single-volume source containing all the uniform acts needed in a
trusts and estates course, together with some notable Commonwealth
sources for comparative purposes. Designed to be used with any
casebook or textbook.
178. No-Fault And Uninsured Motorist Automobile Insurance.
LexisNexis. 4 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current through release
35/April 2004. Very good condition. Publisher’s Price $1,113.
Special $395.
* A practical guide for handling no-fault, uninsured motorist, and
underinsured motorist insurance claims. Written by experts
throughout the country. Provides coverage of: Available no-fault and
uninsured motorist benefits, claims procedures, and arbitration; How
to overcome statutory limitations on the insured’s right to sue in
tort; How insurance companies can recover benefits paid to insureds
through their right of subrogation; Stacking of insurance policy
benefits, underinsurance, hit-and-run accidents; Attorney’s fee,
penalties, and interest.
179. [Securities Law]. Bromberg and Lowenfels on Securities Fraud
and Commodities Fraud. Second Edition.
Thomson West. 7 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through
Release 3/June 2005. Ex-private law library, very good.
Publisher’s Price $940. Special $295.
* Provides coverage of every nuance of regulatory enforcement
and civil liability for misrepresentation, manipulation, insider
trading, and violations of SRO rules is covered in this title.
Civil liability and regulatory enforcement for misrepresentation,
insider trading in its various versions, and violation of stock
exchange and NASD rules are explored in detail. There is in-depth
treatment of violation and liability in public offerings, corporate
forward-looking statements and other publicity, mergers, tender
offers, proxy solicitations and private transactions. Also provides
an analysis of changes under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, as
well as a new chapter on mutual fund violations. see illustration below.
180. [Securities Law]. Disclosure and Remedies Under the Securities
Laws.
Arnold S. Jacobs. Thomson West. 6 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current
through release 13/March 2005. Ex-private law firm library with
location labels at foot of spines and bar code labels on rear
covers, else very good. Publisher’s Price $1,882. Special $295.
* Securities Law Series Vols. 5, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D, and 5E.
Advises how to prevent fraud in securities transactions and address
pending litigation. This treatise covers the six major types of
fraud within Rule 10b-5. Discusses the practical application of the
rule, offers litigation insights, and analyzes relevant related
statutes and case law. For example, use the discussion of tests for
determining whether a statement contains a misrepresentation or an
omission of a material fact to advise issuers or broker-dealer
clients on reducing potential 10b-5 liabilities and pitfalls.
181. [Securities Law]. International Capital Markets and Securities
Regulation.
Harold Bloomenthal and Samuel Wolff. Thomson West. 9 Volumes.
Looseleaf format. Current through release 6/April 2005. Ex-private
law firm library with small library location label at foot of spine
and bar code labels on rear covers, else very good. Publisher’s
Price $1,463. Special $295.
* Securities Law Series Volumes 10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D, 10E,
10F, 10G, 10H. Provides complete, expert analysis of the current
status of securities regulations in the major industrialized
nations: United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany,
as well as many emerging markets, Korea, Russia and Central Europe.
Provides a working knowledge of each country’s regulatory
authorities, existing laws, markets and dealers.
182. Securities Regulation Forms.
Dennis Rice and Charles P. Ortmeyer. Thomson West. 4 Volumes.
Looseleaf format. Current through release 5/November 2004. Ex-private
law firm library with location labels at foot of spines and bar
code labels on rear covers, else very good.
Publisher’s Price $740. Special $150.
* Securities Law Series Volumes 6, 6A, 6B, 6C. Facilitates
drafting forms, memoranda, and agreements needed for public and
non-public securities offerings and resales of restricted securities.
Covers private offerings governed by Regulation D and those under
Section 4(2) of the Securities Act of 1933; explains resales of
securities issued in non-public offerings; details on the public
offering process, including letter of intent, underwriting agreements,
corporate resolutions, blue sky requirements, NASD matters, and
closing documents; describes private placement limited partnership
interests; provides assurance of investor suitability and includes
seller’s representations establishing factual predicate for Rule
144 sales.
183. [Uniform Commercial Code]. UCC Reporter-Digest.
William F. Willier and Frederick M. Hart. 25 Vols. Looseleaf format.
Complete set, current through release 153/February 2005. Ex-private
law firm library, very good. Publisher’s Price $2,468. Special
$695.
* The most useful UCC service available with immediate access
to noteworthy UCC decisions covering all states, the UCC Reporter-Digest
provides: Concise case digests arranged by UCC Code section. Jurisdictional
and keyword searching capabilities of all case digests. Complete
text of the UCC, including all amendments and revisions. State
Variations for all Articles of the UCC. Complete text of Permanent
Editorial Board (PEB) Commentaries.
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