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About Tort Law
Product Description Prepare for your future career with TORT LAW, Sixth Edition. Engaging and easy-to-read, this practical book helps you develop the principles of tort law you need for a successful career as a paralegal. The book provides cases, hypothetical situations, and internet references to help you build skills, apply concepts, and stay up-to-date on exciting developments in tort law. "Practice Pointers" and "Practical Ponderables" introduce you to such skills as drafting pleadings, preparing medical authorization requests, documenting damages, drafting jury instructions, and assembling trial exhibits. Review "The supplements from Cengage for this text were impressive. This was one of the reasons this text was adopted. Other publishers and authors didn't provide supplements surprisingly enough but Cengage comes through in a big way when it comes to supplements for this text! The case studies are spot on for learning a subject such as Torts and these case studies hit home with the practical skills essential to becoming a successful and valuable paralegal. The variation of the cases was also pleasing from an instructor's point of view." "The writing style is excellent and the level is appropriate; better than the competing texts. The concepts are explained clearly and with sufficient depth." About the Author J. Stanley Edwards has been an Arizona attorney since 1975. Although he started out as a patent attorney, he has been a general practitioner for all but two of those years. He has co-authored five textbooks on paralegal studies with his late wife, Dr. Linda Edwards. He was a judge pro tem in the civil division of the Maricopa County Superior Court, now called family court. In addition, he is a certified arbitrator in the District Court of Arizona. He has also practiced before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and is an inactive member of the State Bar of Colorado.
