Contract Law

This new casebook offers professors an approach to contracts that is both thoughtfully grounded and efficiently structured. Each casebook module begins with expository text that presents doctrine and rules, followed by a mix of traditional and contemporary cases. Cases are framed with introductory comments and followed by reflections, encouraging students to connect the doctrine and rules with case law. Problems throughout the book give students an opportunity to apply the book's concepts to scenarios they will encounter while practicing law.

The casebook is suited for use in a traditional classroom but was consciously created for use in hybrid courses, allowing adopters to adapt the book to a variety of course structures.

In addition to a robust Teacher's Manual and multiple-choice assessment content through Core Grammar for Lawyers, for adopting professors there is additional support which includes sample syllabi; PowerPoint slides; essay questions with student self-assessment rubrics; suggested class activities; and video content and scripts. There will also be a statutory supplement, tailored to the casebook, available in early summer 2024.

Click here for a sample of the extra professor support content.