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For users of the Hickman, Pierce, & Walker @WestAcademic federal administration law textbook, @chris_j_walker has posted our summer supplement @YaleJREG. We're working on the 5th edition & welcome feedback from users.
Happy to share that Shari Motro and I have published the 2025 edition of “The Income Tax Map: A Bird's-Eye View of Federal Income Taxation for Law Students” a 36" x 27" visual graphic of the fed income tax law, now available at @WestAcademic: https://t.co/Tsx1iGym3Q
Honored to keynote the Mississippi Sports Law Symposium to discuss College Sports Law in a Nutshell with my co-author, Will Berry.
Proud our book has become a key resource for schools and practitioners! Excited for a 2nd edition post-House v. NCAA. Thanks, Ole Miss! HOTTY TODDY!
Is anyone teaching Mergers & Acquisitions this semester? Or any students taking M&A? I co-authored a treatise just for you which was published by @WestAcademic
Click on the link below or look for it on the West Academic Study Aids website.
https://t.co/8mwDES8VGD
Second Edition is now out! The book offers annotated exchanges to show what an attorney might do (or not want to do) while interviewing a client. Part 5 is new & focuses on ways that the #NextGen bar exam may assess interviewing & client counseling skills. @WestAcademic
Former law students have just hit wills/trusts in the course of studying for the #BarExam, because I am hearing from you.
Office Hours by @WestAcademic offers an online study aid that is free for most law students. Check it out on wills/trusts:
https://t.co/sak9r6Xj8Q
Thrilled to make this announcement…
we wrote the book on College Sports Law!
When I was in law school, I leaned very heavily on the Nutshell Series by @WestAcademic so it was incredibly exciting to be asked to write the first ever “College Sports Law in a Nutshell” book alongside my co-author William W. Berry III, the sports law professor at Ole Miss Law.
As a first edition, we took the time to cover the full legal history of college sports all the way to the recent developments of sports gambling, conference realignment, the NIL era and House v. NCAA. This was a labor of love that took several months (and many updates as the landscape changed) and was a true collaborative effort. From my end, this could not have been done without the contributions of my team of sports law students, Brandon Blumer, Duncan Hubbard, J.D., Ben Radisch, Robert Ricigliano, & Ethan Zucker along with the support of West, particularly Danny Buteyn who had the great idea for the book in the first place.
With all that has gone on in college sports and specifically NIL, we think this is the perfect time for its release. The book will be used in my sports law classes and has already been ordered by some of my fellow sports law professors across the country. If you’re interested in a copy for your yourself or your students I’ve put the link below. I’m hoping the book can be a foundational piece to the space moving forward.
📚 Link: https://t.co/PrjAefFSi3
Over 40 law schools now offer in-house counsel courses or externship programs similar to #SMUCorpCounsel@SMULawSchool
Thrilled to announce July release of latest edition of Inside Counsel: Practices, Strategies, and Insights.
Now accepting pre-orders through @WestAcademic
Happy to share that Shari Motro and I have published the 2024 edition of “The Income Tax Map: A Bird's-Eye View of Federal Income Taxation for Law Students” a 36" x 27" visual graphic of the fed income tax law, now available for pre-order
@WestAcademic https://t.co/1ZQcxIU4S3
Great example of an antitrust agreement/compromise for a M&A textbook that @carlissc & I are writing which will be focused on oil & gas deals and drafting M&A agreements. Stay tuned for our textbook to be published by @WestAcademic!
Excited to hold the new edition. Updated including a brand new chapter on noncompetes and an Amazon-like monopolization case. Short thread below to explain how I’ve used it and how other #antitrust profs can do so too.
In this episode of #LegalTenzer, @HaulLawatPace @ProfLGTenzer speaks with @Clevy_Law, lawyer and tech maven, shares excellent pointers for incorporating Al into your law school and legal workproduct. @WestAcademic https://t.co/IIMqkaXmfz
Very grateful that @WestAcademic sought a second edition of my casebook, Administrative Law Theory and Fundamentals: An Integrated Approach. Coming out in a few months. If you're a new prof considering casebooks, let me know and I'll send you some second-edition material! 1/2
🧑🏽⚖️ ⚖️ How should we interpret legal texts? These two books work well together, offering an overview of methods and objectives in interpreting law, both ordinary and constitutional.
Eskridge: https://t.co/TYzZsrunAn
Scalia & Garner: https://t.co/bvxlGfBfWh
Prof. Samuel-Siegel's new book "Fundamentals & Decision Points: An Empowered Approach to Legal Writing" has published! It synthesizes legal writing fundamentals into an adaptable and process-oriented framework replicable across document types.@WestAcademic https://t.co/U5gOhvWoXu