SUPPLEMENTS! Who, What, When, Where, How???

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Our Precedential Court System
Advertisements

Law and Legal Reasoning Enforceable rules governing relationships among individuals and between individuals and their society Enforceable rules governing.
Types of Laws GOALS Lesson 1-2
© 2007 by West Legal Studies in Business / A Division of Thomson Learning CHAPTER 1 The Legal and International Foundations.
Law for Business and Personal Use
History of Law.  Enforceable rules of conduct in society  Reflect the culture and circumstances of the times  Created in this country by elected officials.
Judicial and Legal Research Ryan Petersen 1. Judicial and Legal Research What is the Law? Federal Level: 1. Statutory Rulings (laws passed by Congress)
What They Are and How to Research Them.  Regulate business before court ◦ Control operation of court ◦ Control conduct of litigants ◦ Span from font.
Business Law Unit 1 Law, Justice, and You
Principles and Procedures of the Justice System Spring 2009 Week 1.
Law 11 Introduction. 2 Sources of American Law o Constitutions – federal plus every state; everyone in U.S. subject to federal constitution plus one state.
The Judicial Branch. The Original Plan The idea of the judicial branch came from the Virginia Plan. The idea of the judicial branch came from the Virginia.
© 2011 South-Western | Cengage Learning GOALS LESSON 1.1 LAW, JUSTICE, AND ETHICS Recognize the difference between law and justice Apply ethics to personal.
Sources of Law Chapter 2.
Chapter 18 Administrative Law Copyright © 2015 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent.
The Structure of our Courts Legal Research and Writing Orientation August 14, 2003.
Types of Laws Copyright © Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved.
Chapter Six Laws: Civil vs. Criminal. Criminal & Civil Laws Substantive Laws: laws that define our rights and obligations Procedural Laws: laws that dictate.
25-1 Chapter 1 Legal Heritage and the Digital Age.
LAW, JUSTICE, AND YOU Business Law Why Why do we need laws? Where do laws come from?
The Judicial Branch Chapter 7.
CHAPTER TWO SOURCES OF THE LAW MUSOLINO SUNY CRIMINAL & BUSINESS LAW.
The History of Law Vocabulary BMA-LEB-2: Compare and contrast the relationship between ethics and the law for a business.
Introduction to Legal Research for Librarians Mark Podvia September 17, 2010.
History of Law.  Enforceable rules of conduct in society  Reflect circumstances of the times  Created in this country by elected officials  Statutes-
Unit 1: Law, Justice, and You
© 2004 West Legal Studies in Business, a Division of Thomson Learning 2.1 Chapter 2 Overview and Finding the Law.
Law, Justice, & You Unit 1.
I. Introduction A. Law definition B. Law in business.
George H. Pike Director of the Barco Law Library University of Pittsburgh School of Law September 29, 2010.
Essentials Of Business Law Chapter 1 Our System Of Law McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Types of Laws Created by The University of North Texas in partnership with the Texas Education Agency.
Law and Legal Reasoning
Overview of Requirements  Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam  Uniform Bar Exam  New York Law Exam  50 Hour Pro Bono Rule  Skills Requirement.
The American legal system An overview. Sources of law Constitutional law –U.S. Constitution –State constitutions May grant more rights than the U.S. Constitution,
The Constitution makes provisions to divide the powers of Gov’t into THREE BRANCHES 1. Legislature – Makes laws 2. Executive – Carries out laws 3. Judicial.
What is “law”?  coercive nature of law (i.e., not voluntary)  rules of the “sovereign” (legitimate authority) backed by force  Problem:  who is the.
Chapter 1.  That which must be obeyed and followed by citizens, subject to sanctions or legal consequences  A body of rules of action or conduct prescribed.
Chapter 1 U.S. Legal System. Chapter Objectives After reading this chapter, you will know the following: The primary sources of law in the U.S. legal.
Legal Reference Questions in a Non-Law Library May 17, 2016 Joan Shear, Boston College Law Library Suzanne Hoey, Massachusetts Trial Court Libraries.
DEAN LISA SMITH-BUTLER ADVANCED LEGAL RESEARCH FALL 2009 Cost Effective Legal Research: The Internet & Beyond.
Chapter 2: Legal Research Presented by: Alexis Saperstein.
Ethics and the Law. Defining Ethics What You Will Learn How ethical decisions are made How ethical decisions are made When to apply the greatest good.
Types of Laws Created by The University of North Texas in partnership with the Texas Education Agency.
Bell Ringer – if you were not here last class, don’t ask me questions…. RQ #7 – STUDY!
Constitution Supreme Court of the US is final interpreter of the federal constitution Federal statues are considered SUPREME LAW OF LAND State Supreme.
Commercial Litigation in the United States
Chapter 1 Introduction to Law
Section 1.2.
U.S. Legal System Chapter 1.
Chapter Six Laws: Civil vs. Criminal
Legal Research and Analysis
Warm Up: 01/09/14 What is law? Why do you think laws are important?
INTRODUCTION TO THE LEGAL SYSTEM
Judicial Branch (The Last One!)
Chapter 1 Authority.
 Norms (standards of behavior)  Regularly enforced by coercion
Essentials of the Legal Environment today, 5E
Sources of Law Legislature – makes law Executive – enforces law
Agenda 3mins: Scholarships 30mins: Law in the News 20mins: Quiz Review
II. Foundation of Laws Chapter 1-2 Foundation of Laws
Sources of Law Legislature – makes law Executive – enforces law
Lawyers.
Sources of law Mrs. Hill.
Introduction to Law Law- set of rules, rights, and obligations that are binding on a society. Formal code of conduct. Law can be classified by its source,
Business Law Chapter 1 Review.
Judicial Branch Review
Chapter 23 Government Regulation and Administrative Law
Introduction to the Legal System
Presentation transcript:

SUPPLEMENTS! Who, What, When, Where, How??? Karen Wellman, Jeff Slutzky, and Stacie Goosman

Agenda Sources of US Law Overview of WK Supplements Case Supplements Statutory Supplements Rules Supplements Selling WK Supplements Resources Reinvents Group Discussion: Success Stories and Handling Objections Awards Ceremony for the Person who asks the Bravest Question and Wrap-Up

The United States Legal System Common Law System Judges write opinions when they decide cases, which become case law Why are many of our books called casebooks instead of textbooks? Distinguished from Civil Law systems which rely heavily on national codes of law Federalism Federal Government State Government Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Three Branches of Government Legislative/US Congress Enact statutes/laws Judicial/US Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals, and US District Courts Apply US Constitution, common law, and statutes to issue opinions/cases Create Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) and Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) to govern procedure and the introduction of evidence in the federal courts Executive/President Administrative agencies enforce statutes written by US Congress and write rules interpreting the statutes. Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Sources of Federal Law US Constitution Federal statutes and court rules Federal agency rules and regulations Federal common law/cases International law such as treaties States have their own constitutions, judicial opinions, statutes, and rules. Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Wolters Kluwer Supplements CASE SUPPLEMENTS Important new cases since current edition of casebook published E.g, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, and Criminal Procedure STATUTORY SUPPLEMENTS Provide students with the primary source that is being interpreted by the cases in the casebook E.g, professional responsibility, corporate, bankruptcy, and commercial RULES SUPPLEMENTS Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Federal Rules of Evidence Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Resources for Selling Supplements PDFs of the TOCs on www.wklegaledu.com!!! Spreadsheet of all supplements with columns for subjects and cross-selling opportunities Playbook Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Reinventing With Supplements Bundles Custom Mixing and Matching When is it a good idea to bundle and when is it not a good idea? Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Group Discussion SUCCESS STORIES and HANDLING OBJECTIONS “Why should I get a supplement when my students can get this stuff for free on the internet?” For stat supps and rule supps the author is curating what’s important and combining it in one place for convenience. For case supps, the author is curating the most important case developments and scholarship from the past year.   Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Best Bet Supplements Legal Education – NSM – July 2018 Subject Note Civil Procedure Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) FRCP is always adopted Evidence Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) FRE is always adopted Professional Responsibility Statutory supplement with ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct (Model Rules) Model Rules are always adopted Contracts Statutory supplement with Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Frequently adopted but may be incorporated into casebook Business Organizations Statutory supplement with Delaware Corporations Law and Restatement of Agency Commercial Statutory supplement with the Uniform Commercial Code Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure Case supplement Published in August because Supreme Court term ends in June Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

WRAP-UP Questions, ideas, additional resources needed for selling supplements? Fall action plan: FRCP, FRE and Statutory Supplements Reinvent Discussions! Know our market advantage for supplements publishing in December and spring! WK Supp Guru Legal Education – NSM – July 2018

Legal Education – NSM – July 2018