232. Administrative Law Treatise 3d ed. Davis, Kenneth Culp and Richard J. Pierce, Jr. New York: Aspen Law & Business. 3 vols. complete set, current through Novenber 1999 supplement.  Publisher’s Price $425. $195.
* Considered to be the definitive treatise in the field. Provides detailed analysis of agencies, the courts, Congress, and the President.

233. Bankruptcy Law and Practice, Seventh Edition. Daniel R. Cowans, with Robin E. Phelan. Lexis Law Publishing. 5 Vols. Complete set, current through 1999 supplements. Publisher’s Price $485. $295.
* Comprehensively covers the all the statutes, cases, and rules, from the debtors, creditors, trustees, and judges perspectives.

234. Bankruptcy Service, Lawyer’s edition. Clark Boardman Callaghan/West Group. 18 volumes. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current through October 1998 supplements. Publisher’s Price $1,750.  Special $250.

234. [Contracts]. Williston on Contracts 3d ed. W.H.E. Jaeger. St. Paul: West Group Vols. 2 to 18, Index, Tables (19 books) current through July 1998 supplements [together with] Williston on Contracts 4th ed. R.A. Lord. Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co. Volumes 1 to 13, current through July 1999 supplements. Pub. Price $1,235.  Special $595.
* The material in the third edition of vol. 1 is superceded and now covered in the fourth edition volumes. A classic treatment of contract law originally authored by Samuel Williston, the Dane Professor of Law, Harvard Law School and updated by Walter Jaeger, currently Professor at ITT Chicago-Kent College of Law. Provides coverage of the full range of contract related issues including informal contracts, offers, acceptance, consideration, capacity of parties, married women, corporations and others, contracts of agents and fiduciaries and much more.

235. [Corporate Law]. Fletcher’s Cyclopedia of Corporations. Clark Boardman Callaghan. Vols. 1 to 20, in 35 books. Complete set, current through September 1999 supplements. Very good condition. Publisher’s price $2,450. Special $895.
* Provides guidance in such areas as corporate meetings and elections, contracts, transfer of property, franchises, injunctions, monopolies, insolvency, foreign corporations or any other aspect of corporate law.

236. [Corporation Law]. Fletcher Corporation Forms Annotated, 4th ed.  Clark Boardman Callaghan. Vols. 1-7, in 24 books. Complete set, current through March 2000 supplements. Publisher’s Price $1,150.  Special $550.
* Contains thousands of state and federal forms, along with practice unofficial forms, for virtually every transaction related to corporate law. Provides explanatory text discussions at the beginning of each chapter which summarizes the law surrounding the form involved. Also contains general checklists, along with practice tips. Includes coverage of: preincorporation contracts; bylaws; organization of corporation stock and capital; corporate financing; directors and directors’ meetings; acknowledgments, affidavits and certificates; consolidation and merger of corporations; foreign corporations; insolvent and financially embarrassed corporations; nonprofit and nonstock corporations; cooperative corporations; business trusts (Massachusetts trusts); equipment trusts and agreements concerning rolling stock as well as miscellaneous forms relating to corporations.

237. [Evidence]. The New Wigmore on Evidence: Selected Rules of Limited Admissibilty. Regulation of Evidence to Promote Extrinsic Policies and Values. David E. Leonard. Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1996. 1 volume. Looseleaf format, current through 1998 supplement. Ex-library. Publisher’s Price $155.  $75.
* This volume analyzes: the rules excluding evidence of subsequent remedial measures, compromise, offers and payment of medical expenses and much more.

238. Handling Accident Cases. Albert Averbach. Clark Boardman Callaghan.  Vols. 1-7, in 8 books, current through December 1994 supplements.  Publisher’s Price $840. Special $95.

239. Immigration Procedures Handbook. 2000 edition. Austin T. Fragomen, Alfred J. Del Rey and Steven C. Bell. West Group, 1999. 1 vol. softbound. Publisher’s price $255.   Special $150.
* This detailed sourcebook contains explanations of how, where, and why to present specific types of petitions and applications under today’s immigration laws, as well as analysis of current law to assist in determining the most effective method of proceeding with a case. It also covers recent changes that affect immigration practice and procedure.

240. [Immigration]. U.S. Immigration Laws: Working, Living, and Studying in America. Steven S. Mukamal and Martin L. Rothstein. New York: Barst & Mukamal LLP, 1999. Paper. New. $85.
* Second edition. This handbook provides a user’s guide to the complicated laws and policies of the U.S. immigration policy. It carefully explains and diagrams our immigration systems and procedures.  The authors explain in easy-to-understand format, nearly every facet of U.S. immigration law policy. This book is a must for anyone needing current, up-to-date information and sample forms on U.S. Immigration Law Policies. 

241. [Insurance Law]. Couch on Insurance 2d. Ronald Anderson and Mark S. Rhoades. Clark Boardman Callaghan. Volumes 9 to 26,(in 23 books) complete set of all unreplaced vols. with June 1997 supplements [together with] Couch on Insurance 3d. Volumes 1 to 6, complete and current through June 1997 supplements. Both sets together 29 books. Publisher’s Price $2,900.  Special $495.
* Contains all unreplaced volumes of the Second edition (vols. 9 to 26), along with interim index and interim table of cases.

242. [Intellectual Property]. Chisum on Patents. Donald S. Chisum. Matthew Bender/Lexis law Publishing. 9 vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current through release #72/December 1999. Publisher’s Price $1,735.  Special $495.
* Provides coverage of all aspects of patent law and related issues. Thorough coverage of the substantive law - principles, doctrines, rules, and cases - gives you the convenience of one-stop research, written by the leading expert on patent law. 

243. [Property Law]. Restatement of the Law 3d. Property Servitudes. St. Paul, MN: American Law Institute Publishers, 2000. 2 vols. Cloth. New. $195.
* This Restatement presents a comprehensive modern treatment of the law of servitude that substantially simplifies and clarifies one of the most complex and archaic bodies of 20th century American law. As devices for the long-term, built-in control of land, easements, covenants and servitude are so overlaid with historic mumble that lawyers have often been uncertain whether the device in hand is one of the other, all or neither. Treating the law of easements, profits and covenants as an integrated body of doctrine, this Restatement elimanates needless distinctions, old terminology and obsolete requirements. With the increasing use of restrictive devices in real  estate development (subdivisions, condominiums, business parks, etc.) the need is apparent for a unified exposition of the law of servitude. It is designed to allow both traditional and innovative land development practices using servitude without imposing artificial or arbitrary limitations of either form or substance. At the same timethis new Restatement contemplates an ongoing significant judicial role in protecting the public interest in preserving the social utility of land resources 

244. [Securities Law]. Blue Sky Law. Joseph C. Long. Clark Boardman Callaghan. 3 vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current through release #28/December 1999. Publisher’s Price $441.  Special $125.
* Securities Law Series Volumes 12, 12A & 12B. Interprets the vast array of statutes, judicial rulings, administrative decisions, and opinions that make up Blue Sky Law including: the definition of a security; conflict of laws; federal preemption; securities exemptions; transactional exemptions; civil liability; criminal liability and administrative and civil enforcement. 

244. [Securities Law]. Litigation and Practice Under Rule 10b-5. Arnold S. Jacobs. Clark Boardman Callaghan. 6 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through release #63/December 1999 supplements. Publisher’s Price $930.50 

 Special $250.
* Securities Law Series Volumes 5,5A,5B,5C,5D,5E. Covers the six major types of fraud within Rule 10b-5. Provides insights on planning effective litigation strategies along with a comprehensive review of all causes of action and remedies; advising issuer of broker-dealer clients on reducing potential 10b-5 liabilities and pitfalls with discussion of tests that are used to determine whether a statement contains a misrepresentation or an omission of a material fact.

245. [Securities Regulation]. The Regulation of Money Managers. Tamar Frankel. Aspen Law & Business. 4 vols. Complete set, current through July 1999 cumulative supplements. Ex-library with spine labels. Publisher’s Price $595.  Special $195.

246.[Statutory Construction]. Sutherland Statutory Construction, 5th edition. Norman J. Singer. West Group. 8 vols.  Complete set, current through 2000 supplements.  Publisher’s Price $875.  Special $395.
* Provides understandings into statutory law through analysis of the legislative process: legislative power, rules of procedure, structuring the statute, and administrative regulations. It also provides the application of general principles to specific substantive areas of law, such as: punitive legislation, domestic relations, debtor and creditor legislation.

247. [Trusts]. Scott on Trusts, 4th ed. Austin Wakemen Scott and William Franklin Fratcher. Boston: Little Brown & Co. 13 Vols. Complete set current through 1999 bound supplement volume. Ex-private law firm library. Very good. Publisher’s Price $1,495.  $795.
* The definitive work on the law of trusts, revised and updated by a scholar chosen by Scott, Professor William Franklin Fratcher. While this treatise is impressive in its scholarship, it includes features of value to the active practitioner including the alphabetical listing of annotations to state case law.

248. Uniform Commercial Code Series (Hawkland). William S. Hawkland. Clark Boardman Callaghan. 16 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through 1999 supplement. Publisher’s Price $1,000. Special $250.
* Provides a full understanding of all areas of the Code, with analysis of each section, official Code text, official comments, state variations, and commentary.

249. Waris, Ali, Robert A. Auclair and Maria Frigoletto.  Antitrust for Physicians. [Newton Square, PA.]: Literacy House, [2000].xx,230pp.Cloth.Dustjacket.New.                  $49.
* Topics covered include peer review immunity, adverse actions by hospitals against staff privileges, conspiracies, monopolies and exclusion of physicians, exclusion of non physician practitioners, breach of contract in staff privilege cases, interference in business relations, defamation, collective bargaining, physician unions, independent physician associations (IPAs) and physician-Hospital Organizations (PHOs), physician contracts with managed care and practice mergers.