Law for the lay person books

This text provides a clear and concise view of current perspectives in schoollaw and makes the all-important leap...  Read More >>

Includes the legislation such as the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 and its effect on civil liberties,...  Read More >>

In Marijuana Law, Richard explains marijuana laws and how they can impact upon citizens rights. He describes how...  Read More >>

A young Boston trial lawyer is drawn into a case involving two industrial chemical plants and a cluster of childhood...  Read More >>

The area of law governing consumer rights and transactions is discussed here. Information concerning the major federal...  Read More >>

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With contributions from more than two dozen of Texas' finest attorneys, the book was prepared under the direction...  Read More >>

Ethical wills try to sum up what the writers have learned in life and what they want most for their loved ones....  Read More >>

Contains everything a citizen needs to know about the law to understand and properly use the legal processes of...  Read More >>

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Lawyer, lecturer, and consultant Friendman explains the principle of mediation: a triangle comprising husband, wife,...  Read More >>

With this no-nonsense guide, readers can take charge of their personal or small business concerns such as adoptions,...  Read More >>

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Darrow's beliefs, delivered with an urbane blending of wit, lawyer's logic, satire, and sentiment, remain a part...  Read More >>

This up to date planning guide is presented in simple, easy to understand language. It shows you how to avoid probate...  Read More >>

Describes the disadvantages of litigation, looks at what the American legal system suggests about our society, and...  Read More >>

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