Richard Epstein and Catherine Sharkey of NYU Law discuss the development of the first edition Business, Defamation, and Privacy Torts. Patty Roberts #Law #Torts #LegalPodcast bit.ly/41mlBY5

The Concise Edition of Problems in Contract Law offers a modern, accessible casebook for one-semester Contracts courses. With streamlined UCC coverage and a focus on core principles, it ensures depth without sacrificing clarity. bit.ly/4gvYgJ4 #ContractLaw #LawStudents

🎙️ New episode alert! Join Joseph Glannon & Jennifer Reynolds as they share tips for new professors, especially in civil procedure. Plus, updates on Civil Procedure: A Coursebook! #HigherEd #TeachingTips bit.ly/3QZCrqV

Housing discrimination laws continue to evolve. The Right to Fair Housing explores the legal framework shaping access to housing and neighborhood opportunity. bit.ly/3Q2vjJZ #FairHousing #CivilRights #HousingLaw #LegalEducation

The third edition of "National Security Law and the Constitution" (Aspen Publishing), co-authored by ND Law Prof. Jimmy Gurulé, has been published. This casebook examines the inherent tension between the Constitution and select national security policies. aspenpublishing.com/products/corn-…

Stop by the Exhibit Hall to see Aspen Publishing's several new text books!

Want to help your students excel in law school? Learn 2 Learn: Mind for Law is a game-changer! Unlock better learning, sharper critical thinking, and expert-level legal analysis. bit.ly/4irwdfj

🎓Thrilled to hear from Douglas Whaley of Ohio State University! He shared his experiences in legal education and updates on key casebooks. #LegalEducation bit.ly/4bDcqYf

The 7th Edition of Essential Lawyering Skills is now available. This widely respected book provides comprehensive guidance on interviewing, counseling, negotiation, and persuasive fact analysis. bit.ly/41GyuxB #LawyeringSkills #LegalEducation #ProfessionalResponsibility

New #AspenLeadingEdge episode! 🎧Andrew Manuel Crespo (Harvard Law School) shares his journey from public defender to professor & co-author of Criminal Law and the American Penal System. Listen now! bit.ly/4iGrFCk #CriminalLaw #LegalEducation #MassIncarceration

Should economic harms be recoverable in tort? Business, Defamation, and Privacy Torts by Richard A. Epstein & Catherine M. Sharkey explores contract rights, defamation, and privacy in an evolving legal landscape. bit.ly/3El9HWR #TortLaw #Defamation #LegalEducation

Naomi Cahn (UVA) & Alyssa DiRusso (Samford) dive into the updated Wills, Trusts, and Estates in Focus and discuss the NextGen Bar & rising demand for estate lawyers. Tune in! bit.ly/3G0wZBQ #LawSchool #EstatePlanning

New episode! 🎙️ David Sklansky (Stanford) & Andrea Roth (Berkeley) talk about teaching Evidence, the 6th edition of their casebook, and the big unanswered questions in the rules of evidence. Listen here bit.ly/4i61uDO #EvidenceLaw #LegalEd #Podcast

White Collar and Corporate Crime: A Case Study Approach by Laura Pinto Hansen discusses the cultural and structural reasons for why white collar crime happens, even in the most regulated of industries, including financial markets and medicine. bit.ly/3QZgyrR

In Episode 109, Bernard Burk, Veronica Finkelstein (Wilmington University School of Law), and Nancy Rapoport (William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV) discuss the 2nd edition of Ethical Lawyering, the importance of Professional Responsibility, and AI’s impact on law. bit.ly/3GbJ9Ii #LegalEthics #AIinLaw #LawPodcast

Leadership & professional identity start in law school! In Fundamentals of Lawyer Leadership, Leah Teague & Elizabeth Fraley explore how law students grow into skilled, thoughtful leaders. #LegalLeadership #LawSchool bit.ly/3VMuhFp

Ep. 110: Dean Stacy Leeds of ASU Law dives into the rise of Master’s in Legal Studies, ASU’s Indian Legal Program, & partnerships with the Navajo Nation. Listen now bit.ly/4ioOBF6 #LegalStudies #HigherEd #ASULaw #IndianLaw #Podcast

Race and the Foundations of American Law, written by Nicole P. Dyszlewski, Diana Hassel, and Monica Teixeira de Sousa, explores how systemic racism has shaped U.S. law and legal institutions. bit.ly/4iLZ26J #RaceAndTheLaw #LegalEducation #Justice #LawStudents

🎙️ Ep. 111: Alex Kreit talks marijuana law, banking implications, & new updates in Criminal Law in Focus, including homelessness, drug possession, & mass incarceration. #LawPodcast #MarijuanaLaw #CriminalJustice #AddictionPolicy bit.ly/4k7clPo

In our newest podcast episode, Monica Llorente (Northwestern Law) talks about AI, legal tech & updating Drafting Contracts for today’s classroom. Great insights on teaching relevance in a tech-driven legal world.🎧Listen here: bit.ly/4j1SHU8 #LegalEd #AIinLaw #LawProfs