U.S. Law for Civil Lawyers

<p>Praktizierende Experten erläutern die private, öffentliche und strafrechtliche Rechtspraxis in den USA. Zahlreiche Beispiele, konkrete Praxistipps und Checklisten sowie die Übersetzung aller wichtigen Rechtsbegriffe in die deutsche und französische Sprache bieten ideale Orientierung.<b>Aus dem Inhalt</b> Chapter 1: US Law as Foreign Law (Kirk W. Junker)Chapter 2: Federal Civil Litigation (Steven F. Baicker-McKee)Chapter 3: Civil Procedure Brief Drafting Strategy (Heidi K. Brown)Chapter 4: U.S. Arbitration Law and Practice (Katherine M. Simpson)Chapter 5: Aspects of United States Application of International Maritime Law: A Focus on Jurisdictional, Procedural and Substantive Issues Unique to the US SystemChapter 6: Contracts—Drafting and Content (Keith E. Wilder)Chapter 7: The Back to Back Contract. The Birth of a New Contract Type (Antonio Lordi)Chapter 8: Confidential Information and Restrictive Covenants in Employment (Patrick Sorek)Chapter 9: Income Taxation and Audits (P. Matthew Roy)Chapter 10: The U.S.’ Charitable Sector: Nonprofit Organizations (Ryan Kraski)Chapter 11: Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement in the United States: An Introduction (Jacob H. Rooksby)Chapter 12: Food Law: Implementing Food Sovereignty in Local Sustainable Food Systems (Gabriela Steier)Chapter 13: Issues of United States Immigration Law – A View from the Inside (Katherine M. Simpson)Chapter 14: Issues of US Environmental Law Encountered from Abroad (Kirk W. Junker)Chapter 15: White Collar Crime (Barbara Carlin)</p>