It's David versus Goliath when computer giant BMI sues startup Minicom for damages when a shipment of components that BMI sent to Minicom is lost. BMI claims that Minicom bore the risk of loss; it is suing to recover for breach of contract. Minicom claims it directed BMI to obtain insurance on the shipment and that BMI's failure to do so breached the contract, causing the loss of past and future profits.

One of NITA's most popular cases, this well-balanced file has been updated with electronic evidence. BMI provides ample material for basic and advanced advocacy training with two witnesses for both plaintiff and defendant in the deposition version. The trial version includes one optional economics expert for each side. BMI is available as a trial file, or as deposition files with Plaintiff, Defendant, and Faculty versions, each sold separately.

New to the Revised 11th Edition:

• Updated exhibits to correct dates and eliminate confusion

Professors and students will benefit from:

• A case file that can be used both for deposition practice and for mock trials
• A time-tested case file that has been updated to include electronic exhibits

It's David versus Goliath when computer giant BMI sues startup Minicom for damages when a shipment of components that BMI sent to Minicom is lost. BMI claims that Minicom bore the risk of loss; it is suing to recover for breach of contract. Minicom claims it directed BMI to obtain insurance on the shipment and that BMI's failure to do so breached the contract, causing the loss of past and future profits.

One of NITA's most popular cases, this well-balanced file has been updated with electronic evidence. BMI provides ample material for basic and advanced advocacy training with two witnesses for both plaintiff and defendant in the deposition version. The trial version includes one optional economics expert for each side.

BMI is available as a trial file, or as deposition files with Plaintiff, Defendant, and Faculty versions, each sold separately.

New to the Revised 11th Edition:

• Updated exhibits to correct dates and eliminate confusion

Professors and students will benefit from:

• A case file that can be used both for deposition practice and for mock trials
• A time-tested case file that has been updated to include electronic exhibits

It's David versus Goliath when computer giant BMI sues startup Minicom for damages when a shipment of components that BMI sent to Minicom is lost. BMI claims that Minicom bore the risk of loss; it is suing to recover for breach of contract. Minicom claims it directed BMI to obtain insurance on the shipment and that BMI's failure to do so breached the contract, causing the loss of past and future profits.

One of NITA's most popular cases, this well-balanced file has been updated with electronic evidence. BMI provides ample material for basic and advanced advocacy training with two witnesses for both plaintiff and defendant in the deposition version. The trial version includes one optional economics expert for each side.

BMI is available as a trial file, or as deposition files with Plaintiff, Defendant, and Faculty versions, each sold separately.

New to the Revised 11th Edition:

• Updated exhibits to correct dates and eliminate confusion

Professors and students will benefit from:

• A case file that can be used both for deposition practice and for mock trials
• A time-tested case file that has been updated to include electronic exhibits

Lauren Jones was attempting to rob the Aboud grocery store when the owner, Ali Aboud, pulled a gun from under the counter and fired at Mr. Jones. The bullet missed Jones and struck and killed Aboud's wife, Rachel. Jones was arrested at the scene of the robbery and has pleaded guilty to robbery. No murder charges are pending against him. The State alleges that the defendant, John Burns, planned the robbery of the grocery store and waited outside in the getaway car while Jones went inside to rob the store. The defendant has been charged with armed robbery for his alleged participation in the holdup and with felony-murder for the death of Mrs. Aboud. This basic file offers impeachment, rehabilitation issues, and adverse examination. There are three witnesses for both the State and the defendant.

In Torts: Doctrine and Process, Donald H. Beskind and Doriane Lambelet Coleman draw on their experience as academics and practitioners to offer a rigorous first-year course that covers intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability, and that meets the highest intellectual and analytical capabilities of today's law students. Modeling the sophisticated modern practice setting, the cases and materials are designed primarily for extraction learning: their doctrinal context is clear, but the rules are generally derived from careful reading and analysis. This doctrinal approach frames classroom discussions about topical issues in the law and normative, economic, and theoretical arguments about rule choices and legal strategy. The text is also designed to build students' legal method skills, including honing their abilities to synthesize disparate material, to develop and distinguish between argument and evidence, and to work at the juncture of the substantive black letter law of torts and the rules of civil procedure that govern the litigation process. The principal materials are complemented by notes and questions and problems based on past exams, together providing the basis for this focused introduction to torts and to the law generally.

Down-on-his-luck dad, or hardened gangster? An apprehended robber implicates John Burns as the mastermind and getaway driver in a robbery gone wrong.

During an attempted hold-up of his grocery store, owner Ali Aboud pulls a gun from under the counter and fires at the robber, Lauren Jones. The bullet misses Jones but hits and kills Aboud's wife, Rachel. Jones is arrested at the scene of the robbery and works out a plea deal with the State in return for his testimony.

The State alleges defendant John Burns planned the grocery store robbery, took Jones to the store in what was to be the getaway car, but fled, leaving Jones inside, when he heard a gunshot. Burns faces two felony counts: armed robbery for his alleged participation in the holdup and felony murder for Mrs. Aboud's death.

New to the 7th Edition:

• Social media evidence
• Cell phone evidence
• Color exhibits available to download and use in trial

Professors and students will benefit from:

• A compact and accessible case file
• Practice in all forms of examination including impeachment, rehabilitation and adverse witness examination
• Three witnesses for each side allows for flexibility and strategic decision-making

It's David versus Goliath when computer giant BMI sues startup Minicom for damages when a shipment of components that BMI sent to Minicom is lost. BMI claims that Minicom bore the risk of loss; it is suing to recover for breach of contract. Minicom claims it directed BMI to obtain insurance on the shipment and that BMI's failure to do so breached the contract, causing the loss of past and future profits.

One of NITA's most popular cases, this well-balanced file has been updated with electronic evidence. BMI provides ample material for basic and advanced advocacy training with two witnesses for both plaintiff and defendant in the deposition version. The trial version includes one optional economics expert for each side.

BMI is available as a trial file, or as deposition files with Plaintiff, Defendant, and Faculty versions, each sold separately.

New to the Revised 11th Edition:

• Updated exhibits to correct dates and eliminate confusion

Professors and students will benefit from:

• A case file that can be used both for deposition practice and for mock trials
• A time-tested case file that has been updated to include electronic exhibits