Aspen Publishing

Exciting Announcement! We’re thrilled to introduce LEAF from Aspen, a dynamic learning platform revolutionizing how law students master legal concepts. LEAF offers innovative tools and resources, including an audiobook feature with seven-speed options, perfect for learning on the go. But that's just the beginning! We are so excited to share all the upcoming updates and features this platform offers. Special Offer: ? Enjoy a complimentary trial for Spring 2025. ? Free audiobook access with new eBook purchases. ? Past Casebook Connect eBooks will also include complimentary audiobooks (if available). Immerse yourself in a dynamic, modern learning environment that reimagines law school education. Learn more and start your journey with LEAF today! https://bit.ly/43bqk1m #LegalEducation #InnovationInLearning #LawSchool

Access to fair housing is a fundamental right, yet the legal landscape surrounding it is complex and ever-evolving. The Right to Fair Housing: Cases, Statutes, and Context by Florence Wagman Roisman, Stacy Seicshnaydre, and Rigel Oliveri offers a rigorous, comprehensive exploration of housing discrimination laws at the federal, state, and local levels. This casebook examines the historical and contemporary role of law in both enabling and dismantling residential segregation, covering key issues in sales and rentals, lending, appraisals, insurance, zoning, and affordable housing development. It also delves into federally protected characteristics, including race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including sexual orientation and gender identity), disability, and familial status. https://bit.ly/3Q2vjJZ #FairHousing #HousingLaw #CivilRights #LegalEducation #EquityInHousing

??? Excited to share our latest podcast episode featuring insights from Joseph Glannon of Suffolk University Law School and Jennifer Reynolds from the University of Oregon School of Law! In this episode with host Patty Roberts, they provide invaluable advice for first-time professors, particularly those teaching civil procedure. Key takeaways include the advantages of banning electronics in the classroom and the philosophy of "less is more" when it comes to assigning reading materials. They also discuss updates to the new edition of Civil Procedure: A Coursebook. Don't miss these essential tips for enhancing your teaching experience! https://bit.ly/3QZCrqV #HigherEd #CivilProcedure?

Problems in Contract Law: Cases and Materials, Concise Edition is a comprehensive and modern casebook designed for three- and four-credit, one-semester Contracts courses. This streamlined edition maintains the organization and depth of the unabridged version while refining coverage of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and sharpening the focus on core principles of contract law. With updated cases and notes, this edition ensures that professors can cover essential contract law topics within a single semester without sacrificing depth or clarity. https://bit.ly/4gvYgJ4 #ContractLaw #LegalEducation #LawStudents

Richard Epstein and Catherine Sharkey of New York University School of Law discuss the development of the first edition of Business, Defamation, and Privacy Torts and the evolving landscape of tort law. From the impact of social media to shifts in public nuisance doctrine, they explore how torts continue to change across administrations. Listen to their insights in this podcast with Patty Roberts. #Law #Torts #LegalPodcast #Defamation #PrivacyLaw https://bit.ly/41mlBY5

Comprehensive Criminal Procedure in Focus by Todd A. Berger offers today’s law students a thorough understanding of criminal procedure through an innovative and practical approach. This casebook combines comprehensive coverage of key topics with hands-on exercises, making complex legal concepts more accessible and helping students build the skills they need to succeed. An essential resource for criminal law courses, it’s designed to not only teach the law but also empower students to engage with the material in a meaningful and practical way. https://bit.ly/3F0HViE #CriminalProcedure #LegalEducation #LawStudents

The Second Edition of Contemporary Business Law is now available! This updated edition, written by C. Kerry Fields and Kevin Fields, provides a practical and real-world approach to business law. It covers essential legal theory, practical managerial applications, and AI-driven insights to help students and professionals navigate today’s business landscape. Engaging, relevant, and easy to understand—this book is a must-read! https://bit.ly/3WHuTfO #BusinessLaw #AI #Leadership #LegalStudies

Excited to share our latest podcast episode featuring Todd Berger, Director of Advocacy Programs at Syracuse University College of Law. Todd dives into his new book, Comprehensive Criminal Procedure in Focus, exploring the Investigative and Adjudicative splits. He also highlights Syracuse’s joint J.D./LL.M in Advocacy and Litigation and shares insights on the unique podcast course he teaches with Patty Roberts. If you're passionate about criminal procedure, advocacy, or legal education, this is a must-listen. https://bit.ly/4hSEFEi #Law #LegalEducation #Advocacy #CriminalProcedure #Podcast

The newly released Basic Cybersecurity Law for the Business Environment: Cases and Commentary prepares future business lawyers to navigate the critical role of cybersecurity in today's business landscape. Authors Edward C. Carter, Robert H. Sloan, and Richard Warner take a practical approach, teaching law and policy through illustrative cases framed by clear explanations, notes, and questions. Technology Notes provide essential context for key concepts, while hypothetical scenarios highlight real-world challenges and legal concerns. https://bit.ly/42F0Itq #CybersecurityLaw #BusinessLaw #LegalEducation #TechnologyLaw #LawStudents

The role of criminal law in shaping a just society has never been more vital—or more complex. In their groundbreaking casebook, Andrew Manuel Crespo and John Rappaport reimagine the way Criminal Law is taught, connecting core doctrinal concepts to the deeper questions that shape American punishment. Grounded in law, legal analysis, and close reading of doctrinal texts, this book offers a distinct conceptual framework. Rather than moving away from traditional topics, it strengthens their connection to the realities of the penal system, providing a richer, more meaningful approach to studying criminal law. #CriminalLaw #LegalEducation #JusticeSystem #LawStudents #LegalTheory https://bit.ly/3Q3Hu9C