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Torts Process: Tenth Edition - Henderson, James A
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The Torts Process: Tenth Edition - Henderson - 9781543838954
A Landmark Casebook on Tort Law—Now in Its Tenth Edition
For fifty years, The Torts Process has provided law students with a clear, engaging, and sophisticated examination of tort law. Originally authored by the late James A. Henderson, Jr., the casebook is now led by Douglas A. Kysar of Yale Law School, ensuring its continued excellence and relevance in legal education.
Renowned for its student-friendly and procedurally focused approach, The Torts Process employs a proven problem-and-cases pedagogy that highlights the structure and organization of tort law. The casebook’s lively mix of problems, cases, notes, and questions not only stimulates critical thinking and classroom discussion but also provides a firm grounding in tort doctrine, history, and theory.
The Torts Process 10th Edition Henderson - ISBN 9781543838954
New to the Tenth Edition
The Tenth Edition brings substantial updates and new materials, reflecting evolving doctrines, contemporary legal challenges, and significant judicial developments:
- Expanded Treatment of the Economic Loss Rule
- A comprehensive overhaul of the section on the economic loss rule, featuring a new lead case, Southern California Gas Leak Cases.
- Incorporation of Restatement (Third) of Torts: Liability for Economic Harm to provide deeper insights into the subject.
- New Section on Damages in Context (Chapter 8)
- Introduction of B. B. v. County of Los Angeles, which exposes a divide among justices on whether tort law should be interpreted within a broader legal and social context.
- Examines the intersection of race, policing, and violence, a pressing issue in modern American jurisprudence.
- New Section on Statutory Immunities (Chapter 4)
- Explores statutory immunity provisions that shield specific industries and activities from tort liability, providing students with a crucial understanding of legislative constraints on tort law.
- Expanded Discussion of Sexual Harassment and Emotional Distress Claims
- Addresses developments in intentional infliction of emotional distress as well as federal antidiscrimination statutes, highlighting their application to sexual harassment claims.
- Revamped Public Nuisance Doctrine Discussion (Chapter 5)
- Reflects the doctrine’s growing prominence in cases involving the opioid epidemic, climate change, and other large-scale public harms.
- Enhanced Coverage of Products Liability (Chapter 7)
- Features three new lead cases addressing significant developments in products liability law.
- Introduces a new section on Amazon.com’s legal classification as a product seller, a crucial issue in the evolving landscape of e-commerce liability.
- Additional New Lead Cases Across the Casebook, Including:
- Bassett v. Lamantia (public-duty doctrine)
- Warren v. Dinter (medical malpractice)
- Gomez v. Crookham Co. (worker’s compensation benefits and wrongful death)
- Rich v. Fox News Network, LLC (emotional distress)
- Gilmore v. Jones (defamation)
- Lunsford v. Sterilite of Ohio, L.L.C. (invasion of privacy)
Why Professors and Students Will Value This Edition
- A Proven Problem-and-Cases Pedagogical Approach
- Challenges students with real-world scenarios and theoretical questions that reinforce deep learning.
- Clear and Balanced Presentation of Tort Law
- Enables students to grasp the overarching structure, organization, and societal impact of tort law.
- A Dynamic and Engaging Mix of Materials
- Incorporates problems, cases, notes, excerpts, and discussion questions to foster critical analysis.
- Process-Oriented Approach
- Suitable for introductory, advanced, or year-long torts courses, ensuring broad applicability.
- Interdisciplinary and Scholarly Perspectives
- Provides a compelling multi-faceted analysis of tort law, integrating perspectives from law, policy, and social sciences.
- A Thoughtful and Inclusive Examination of Law and Equity
- Carefully considers the implications of tort law for race, gender, and social justice, equipping students with a nuanced understanding of the field.
With its thoughtful updates, rigorous scholarship, and engaging pedagogy, The Torts Process, Tenth Edition remains an essential resource for law students and instructors alike.
ISBN: 978-1543838954
The Torts Process Henderson 10th Edition - 9781543838954
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