The law and regulation surrounding real estate brokerage continue to reflect changes in the economics and behavior of brokers, agencies, and their clients. Burke's "Law of Real Estate Brokers," your most dependable source on this complex and ever-changing body of law, is organized around the most frequently litigated provisions of brokerage listing agreements, and covers such important issues as: unauthorized practice of law; duty to inspect; implied warranties of habitability; the law of torts as it applies to brokers; property condition disclosure forms; salespersons as independent contractors or litigators; brokers' commissions in bankruptcy proceedings; broker's liability for disclosure to third parties of financial information about purchasers; buyer's brokerage; Quantum Meruit claims; RESPA anti-kickback provisions.Full of sensible advice you can use in your daily practice, this expert guide lets you take full advantage of the opportunities -- and avoid the pitfalls -- of real estate brokerage law.

Law of Real Estate Brokers

Barlow Burke

Aspen Law & Business Publisher

Written by a distinguished and experienced author team, Dispute Resolution remains a direct and accessible source for your classroom. Now in its Fifth Edition, it continues to provide students with the essentials and more, including overviews, critical examinations, and analyses of the application of ADRÂ¿s three main processes for settling legal disputes without litigationÂ¿negotiation, mediation, and arbitrationÂ¿as well as the more important hybrid approaches.
 This edition retains the great features that have always made it a dependable source for students: 
<li>provides thorough, systematic coverage, moving from overviews to critical analysis to application to evaluation and practice </li>
<li>includes a wealth of simulations (both classic and new) and questions throughout. Simulations allow students to evaluate, prepare for, and practice the various dispute resolution techniques </li>
<li>offers strong coverage of mediation, a growing area of ADR study </li>
<li>provides an ADR Research Guide in the Appendix </li>
<li>The Fifth Edition has been thoroughly updated to provide students with all the latest information, including: </li>
<li>a new Chapter 11 on importing and exporting mediation and dispute resolution from other countries </li>
<li>important new Supreme Court and federal circuit court cases in arbitration, including the two newest Supreme Court cases in this area: Bazzle v. Green Tree Financial Corp. and Buckeye Check Cashing v. Cardegna </li>
<li>excerpts from and references to recent books and articles </li>
<li>new material on pressing issues in mediation, including whether lawyers engage in the unauthorized practice of law when representing clients outside the jurisdiction where they are licensed and whether mediators should be certified</li>

Dispute Resolution: Negotiation, Mediation, and Other Processes

Stephen B. Goldberg

Rules & Procedures

SOFTWARE AND INTERNET LAW, Third Edition, is an excellent choice for courses that cover all aspects of computer law. This careful exploration of computer software, the Internet, and e-commerce focuses on intellectual property, licensing, and antitrust law to give students a solid introduction to the full range of the field.
 This proven teaching tool: 
<li>provides a combination of original text, significant cases, challenging problems, and exemplary questions along with the authors¿ insight from their cumulative experience </li>
<li>illuminates the many roles of lawyers who service the software industry and the Internet </li>
<li>supplies broad coverage, from commercial issues to constitutional issues such as free speech </li>
<li>is written by authors who are leaders in the field, well known for their scholarship </li>
<li>reviews technical terms for the novice </li>
<li>is accompanied by a useful Teacher¿s Manual with sample syllabi, exam questions, course suggestions, and answers to all the problems in the text The authors incorporate much new material in the Third Edition: 
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<li>extensive updating of the Internet chapters </li>
<li>substantial expansion of the discussion of the legal issues surrounding open source </li>
<li>additional discussions of the problems of spyware, malware, and computer and data security </li>
<li>new material on the enforcement of clickwrap and on browsewrap licenses </li>
<li>updated treatment of digital copyright, including the Supreme Court¿s decision in MGM v. Grokster </li>
<li>more attention paid to the important new issue of Internet keywords in trademark law</li>

Software and Internet Law

Computers & Technology

Robert P. Merges

Peter S. Menell

Mark A. Lemley

Pamela Samuelson

Software

Knowing the "going" royalty rate for virtually any product is as simple as reaching for the newly published Licensing Royalty Rates, 2013 Edition. This information-packed report details the royalty rates for over 1,500 products and services in ten lucrative licensed product categories--art, celebrity, character and entertainment, collegiate, corporate, designer, event, sports, nonprofit and music.   Setting a royalty rate too high can scare away potential licensees, while accepting a lower rate can cost licensors hundreds of thousands of dollars.  Licensing Royalty Rates, 2013 Edition provides all the information you need to calculate the right rate every time.   The data in Licensing Royalty Rates is compiled using information from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. After careful review by a blue-ribbon panel of expert licensing consultants uniquely qualified to know what the appropriate rate range is for specific properties in each licensing category, the information is organized into four time-saving sections that give researchers fast access to comprehensive statistical and analytical data:    Royalty rate listing alphabetically by licensed product--provides a detailed alphabetical listing of products and their suggested rate range across all product categories.   Royalty rate listing by international trademark class--lets you quickly identify subtle royalty rate differences between similar products within specific international trademark classes.   Checklist of licensed products and services--offers a quick-reference to products with a high potential for licensing.   Comprehensive list of licensed products and services--presents a detailed list of all surveyed products and services within a trademark class for preparing intent-to-use trademark applications.    This detailed information gives both beginning and more experienced licensing professionals the confidence needed to negotiate the maximum allowable rate regardless of the product, the market and the parameters of the specific deal itself.

Licensing Royalty Rates 2002

Gregory J. Battersby

The topics in the book are organized in the same manner as they would actually arise in a construction project. First, the book deals with pre-construction issues licensing, bidding, and the formation of the construction contract. It then discusses what happens when things go wrong with breach of contract by the owner and/or the contractor. An in-depth analysis is provided with regard to claims involving delay, disruption, and acceleration. Several chapters are then devoted to statutory remedies-mechanics' liens, stop notices, and bonds both on public and private works. Finally, coverage is provided on other issues and subjects involving the construction industry, including expanding liability, home improvement contracts, bankruptcy, and alternative dispute resolution.

California Construction Law 2004 Cumulative Supplement

Kenneth C. Gibbs

Identify the opportunities and avoid potential problems in the exploding area of telecommunications law with the book that defines the field. In sixteen chapters, three expert authors answer all the legal, regulatory, and policy questions surrounding the telecommunications industry and confront the most urgent current issues, including: * Modifications to the AT&T consent decree to permit the Bell companies to enter new businesses * The FCC's "open network architecture" rules * The replacement of rate-of-return regulation with "price caps" * Privacy and First Amendment implications of "Caller ID" and other technological developments With texts of both the AT&T and GTE consent decrees, Federal Telecommunications Law is an indispensable weapon in the ongoing struggle to comply with inconsistent and shifting regulations.

Federal Telecommunications Law

Peter W. Huber

Constitutional Law

Erwin Chemerinsky

Constitutional Law: Includes 1999 Update (Roadmap Law Course Outlines)

Calvin R. Massey

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