Spring 2019 Course Materials

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First Year Courses

601 A: Contracts: Professor Robin Kar

  • Knapp, Crystal, & Prince, Problems in Contract Law: Cases and Materials, 8th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454868224
  • Knapp, Crystal, Prince, & Rowley, Rules of Contract Law: 2017-2018 Statutory Supplement, 2017-2018, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454875345

601 C: Contracts: Professor Robin Kar

  • Knapp, Crystal, & Prince, Problems in Contract Law: Cases and Materials, 8th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454868224
  • Knapp, Crystal, Prince, & Rowley, Rules of Contract Law: 2017-2018 Statutory Supplement, 2017-2018, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454875345

602 B: Property: Professor Michelle Layser

  • Singer, Berger, Davidson, & Penalver, Property Law: Rules, Policies, and Practices, 7th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454889182

604 5: Criminal Law: Professor Kenworthey Bilz

  • No Text Required

604 6: Criminal Law: Professor Jacqueline Ross

  • Dressler & Garvey, Cases & Materials on Criminal Law, 7th, West Academic, 978-1634601658

606 A: Constitutional Law I: Professor Vikram Amar

  • Varat & Amar, Constitutional Law, Cases and Materials, 15th, Foundation Press, 978-1634603225
  • Varat & Amar, Constitutional Law Cases & Materials 2018 Supplement, 2018, Foundation Press, 978-1640209367

606 B: Constitutional Law I: Professor Jason Mazzone

  • Brest, Levinson, Balkin, Amar, & Siegel, Processes of Constitutional Decision-Making, 7th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454887492
  • Brest, Levinson, Balkin, Amar, & Siegel, Processes of Constitutional Decision-Making: Cases and Material 2018 Supplement, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454894650

606 C: Constitutional Law I: Professor Jason Mazzone

  • Brest, Levinson, Balkin, Amar, & Siegel, Processes of Constitutional Decision-Making, 7th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454887492
  • Brest, Levinson, Balkin, Amar, & Siegel, Processes of Constitutional Decision-Making: Cases and Material 2018 Supplement, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454894650

607 A: Civil Procedure: Professor Ellen Kordik

  • Glannon, Perlman, & Raven-Hansen, Civil Procedure: A Coursebook, 3rd, Aspen Publishers, 978-1454881421
  • Hunter, The Power of Procedure: The Litigation of Jones v. Clinton, 2002, Aspen Publishers, 978-0735528253
  • 2018-2019 Educational Edition, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 2018, West Academic, 978-1640209343

607 B: Civil Procedure: Professor Verity Winship

  • Marcus, Redish, Sherman, & Pfander, Civil Procedure, A Modern Approach, 7th, West Academic, 978-1640201859
  • Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 2018-2019 Educational Edition, West Academic, 978-1640209343, Recommended, not required

610 1: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Janice Pea

  • Garner, The Elements of Legal Style, 2nd, Oxford University Press, 978-0195141627, Recommended, not required
  • Neumann, Margolis, & Stanchi, Legal Reasoning and Legal Writing, 8th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454886525, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609

610 2: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Kari Sanderson

  • Rocklin, Rocklin, Coughlin & Patrick, An Advocate Persuades, 1st, Carolina Academic Press, 978-1611631500

610 3: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Shannon Moritz

  • Beazley, A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy, 5th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454896340
  • Shapo, Walter, & Fajans, Writing and Analysis in the Law, 7th, Foundation Press, 978-1683282372, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609

610 4: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Sean Anderson

  • Beazley, A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy, 5th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454896340
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609

610 5: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Rummana Alam

  • Beazley, A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy, 5th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454896340
  • Coughlin, Rocklin, & Patrick, A Lawyer Writes, A Practical Guide to Legal Analysis, 3rd, Carolina Academic Press, 978-1531008765, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609

610 6: Introduction to Advocacy: Professor Aylon Schulte

  • Beazley, A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy, 5th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454896340
  • Shapo, Walter, & Fajans, Writing and Analysis in the Law, 7th, Foundation Press, 978-1683282372, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197, Students should have this book since they needed it for 609

792 ALL: Fund of Legal Practice-This course will meet January 17th-February 15th. : Professor Greg Miarecki

  • Materials will be provided

Upper Level Courses

600 ALL: Pro Bono Notation: Professor Lesley Wexler

  • No Text Required

616 A: Environmental Law: Professor Arden Rowell

  • Revesz, Environmental Law and Policy, 3rd, West Academic, 978-1634592765

616 C: Environmental Law: Professor Arden Rowell

  • Revesz, Environmental Law and Policy, 3rd, West Academic, 978-1634592765

624 A: Real Estate Finance: Professor Scott Perkins

  • Bender, Hammond, Madison, and Zinman, Modern Real Estate Finance and Land Transfer: A Transactional Approach, 6th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454898115

625 A: State and Local Government: Professor Laurie Reynolds

  • Briffault & Reynolds, State and Local Government Law, 8th, West Academic, 978-0314285010

631 A: Secured Transactions (Article 9): Professor Robert Lawless

  • LoPucki, Warren, & Lawless, Secured Transactions: A Systems Approach, 8th, Aspen Publishers, 978-1454857938
  • Warren, Bankruptcy and Article 9 2018 Statutory Supplement, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454894599

633 A: Business Associations: Professor Alan Kluegel

  • Palmiter & Partnoy, Corporations: A Contemporary Approach, 2nd, West Academic, 978-0314284044

638 A: White Collar Crime: Professor Jason Bohm

  • O'Sullivan, Federal White Collar Crime Cases and Materials, 6th, West Academic, 978-1634596336

639 A: Corporate Finance: Professor Jeremy McClane

  • Welch, Corporate Finance, 4th, 978-0984004928, Available for free online at http://book.ivo-welch.info/home/
  • Carney, Corporate Finance: Principles and Practice, 3rd, Foundation Press, 978-1609304584

644 A: Copyright Law: Professor Paul Heald

  • Cohen & Loren, Copyright in a Global Information Economy, 4th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454852018

648 A: Corporate Taxation: Professor John Colombo

  • Lathrope, Selected Federal Taxation Statutes and Regulations, 2019, West Academic, 978-1640208179, Recommended, not required
  • Schwarz & Lathrope, Fundamentals of Corporate Taxation, 9th, Foundation Press, 978-1634596022

657 A: International Human Rights Law #: Professor Francis Boyle

  • Henkin, Cleveland, Helfer, Neuman, & Orentlicher, Human Rights, 2nd, Foundation Press, 978-1599412610
  • Henkin, Cleveland, Helfer, Neuman, & Orentlicher, Human Rights Documentary Supplement, 1st, Foundation Press, 978-1587780547

660 A: Individual Employee Rights: Professor Matthew Finkin

  • Dau-Schmidt, Finkin, & Covington, Legal Protection for the Individual Employee, 5th, West Academic, 978-1628105544

664 A: Employment Discrimination: Professor Suja Thomas

  • Sullivan & Zimmer, Cases and Materials on Employment Discrimination, 9th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454892199

670 A: Elder Law: Professor Richard Kaplan

  • Frolik & Kaplan, Elder Law in a Nutshell, 6th, West Academic, 978-1628100099, Will also have 2019 compilation of supplemental materials available at IUB

680 A: Professional Responsibility: Professor Ellen Kordik

  • Lerman & Schrag, Ethical Problems in the Practice of Law, 4th, Aspen Publishers, 978-1454863045
  • Morgan, Model Rules on Professional Conduct and Other Selected Standards, 2019, West Academic, 978-1642420890

682 A: Evidence : Professor Jacqueline Ross

  • Fischer, Evidence, 3rd, Foundation Press, 978-1609300609
  • Fischer, Federal Rules of Evidence 2018-2019 Statutory and Case Supplement to Fisher's Evidence, 2019, Foundation Press, 978-1640209398

684 A: Federal Courts: Professor Amy Roebuck

  • Wells, Marshall, & Nichol, Cases and Materials on Federal Courts, 3rd, West Academic, 978-1628100341

685 A: Dispute Resolution: Professor Michael  LeRoy

  • Rau, Sherman, and Peppet, Processes of Dispute Resolution: The Role of Lawyers, 4th, Foundation Press, 978-1599410548

687 A: Jurisprudence: Professor Francis Boyle

  • Ebenstein & Ebenstein, Great Political Thinkers, 6th, Cengage Learning, 978-0155078895

692 A: Spring Externship: Professor Rebecca Szajna

  • No Text Required

692 C: Intellectual Property Clinic - Trademark: Professor Joseph Barich

  • Krieger & Nuemann, Essential Lawyering Skill: Interviewing, Counseling, Negotiation, and Persuasive Fact Analysis, 5th, Aspen Publishers, 978-1454830986, Recommended, not required

692 D: Legislative Projects: Professor Deanna Mool

  • No Text Required

692 F: Innocence Project: Professor John Hanlon

  • No Text Required

692 H: Advanced Innocence Project: Professor John Hanlon

  • No Text Required

692 L: Intellectual Property Clinic - Patent: Professor Joseph Barich

  • Krieger & Nuemann, Essential Lawyering Skill: Interviewing, Counseling, Negotiation, and Persuasive Fact Analysis, 5th, Aspen Publishers, 978-1454830986, Recommended, not required

692 M: State Appellate Prosecutor: Professor David Robinson

  • No Text Required

692 N: Advanced Spring Externship: Professor Rebecca Szajna

  • No Text Required

693 H: Veterans Legal Clinic: Professor Yulanda Curtis

  • Epstein, Aiken, & Mlyniec, The Clinic Seminar, 1st, West Academic, 978-0314274946

693 N: Federal Civil Rights Clinic-This course requires registration in both Fall and Spring.: Professor Andrew Bequette

  • No Text Required

693 S: Family Advocacy Clinic: Professor Melissa Frydman

  • No Text Required

694 A1: Trial Advocacy - Civil Trial: Professor Catherine Stahl

  • Stern, Stern, & Haaz, Powell v. SuperPulper, Inc., 2nd, NITA, 978-1601564924

694 B1: Trial Advocacy - Criminal Trial: Professor Catherine Stahl

  • Taylor, State v. Skywolf Case File, 2008, NITA, 978-1601560650

694 C: Trial Advocacy - Trial Team: Professor Catherine Stahl

  • No Text Required

694 D: Trial Team Practicum: Professor Catherine Stahl

  • No Text Required

694 E: Trial Advocacy - Advanced Trial Team: Professor Catherine Stahl

  • No Text Required

696 A: Law Review : Professor Suja Thomas

  • No Text Required

696 B: Elder Law Journal : Professor Richard Kaplan

  • No Text Required

696 C: JLTP : Professor Paul Heald

  • No Text Required

696 D: IL Bar Journal: Professor Lesley Wexler

  • No Text Required

696 E: IL Bar Journal Editors: Professor Lesley Wexler

  • No Text Required

697 A: Green Internal Competition : Professor Colleen Ramais

  • No Text Required

697 C: Moot Court Practicum: Professor Colleen Ramais

  • No Text Required

697 D: Thurgood Marshall External Competition : Professor Colleen Ramais

  • No Text Required

697 E: Evans External Competition : Professor Colleen Ramais

  • No Text Required

697 F: Williams Institute External Competition : Professor Colleen Ramais

  • No Text Required

699 ALL: Independent Study #: Professor  Arr

  • No Text Required

792 A: Advanced Legal Research: Illinois: Professor Matthew Braun

  • No Text Required

792 A2: Race & Policing: Professor Kenworthey Bilz

  • No Text Required

792 AAA: Childrens' Health, Violence, and the Law #: Professor Robin Wilson

  • Dowd, Singer, & Wilson, Handbook of Children, Culture and Violence, SAGE Publishing, 978-1412913690

792 AAC: Cybersecurity & the Legal System: Professor David/Shoba Glockner/Pillay

  • No Text Required

792 B: Public Sector Labor Law: Professor Matthew Finkin

  • Materials will be provided

792 B1: Writing about Law for a Lay Audience #: Professor Travis McDade

  • Lewis, Gideon's Trumpet: How One Man, a Poor Prisoner, Took His Case to the Supreme Court-and Changed the Law of the United States, Vintage, 978-0679723127
  • McDade, Disappearing Ink: The Insider, the FBI, and the Looting of the Kenyon College Library, Diversion Publishing, 978-1682301487
  • Strunk & White, The Elements of Legal Style, 4th, Pearson, 978-0205309023

792 BBB: Health Law & Bioethics #: Professor Robin Wilson

  • Johnson, Krause, Saver, & Wilson, Health Law & Bioethics: Cases in Context, 1st, Aspen Publishers, 978-0735577671

792 C1: Restitution & Unjust Enrichment: Professor Ralph Brubaker

  • Farnsworth, Restitution: Civil Liability for Unjust Enrichment, 2014, University of Chicago Press, 978-0226144160, Recommended, but not required
  • Kull & Farnsworth, Restitution and Unjust Enrichment: Cases and Notes, 2018, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1543800906

792 C1C: Restitution & Unjust Enrichment: Professor Ralph Brubaker

  • Farnsworth, Restitution: Civil Liability for Unjust Enrichment, 2014, University of Chicago Press, 978-0226144160, Recommended, but not required
  • Kull & Farnsworth, Restitution and Unjust Enrichment: Cases and Notes, 2018, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1543800906

792 EEC: Advanced Legal Reasoning Workshop: Professor Virginia Vermillion

  • Garner, The Redbook: A Manual on Legal Style, 4th, West Academic, 978-1642421002, Students may also use the 3rd edition
  • Garner, Legal Writing in Plain English: A Text with Exercises, 2nd, University of Chicago Press, 978-0226283937
  • Hill & Vukadin, Legal Analysis: 100 Exercises for Mastery, Practice for Every Law Student, 2nd, Carolina Academic Press, 978-1632849472

792 FFC: Law Practice Technology & Business Operations: Professor Scott/Dan Rosenberg/Safran

  • Susskind, Tomorrow's Lawyers: An Introduction to Your Future, 2nd, Oxford University Press, 978-0198796633, Do NOT buy the 1st edition

792 GRD: Legal Research with Writing Practice (Graduate Students): Professor Paul Healey

  • Cohen & Olson, Legal Research in a Nutshell, 13th, West Academic, 978-1640208049

792 HH: Energy & Natural Resources Transactions: Professor John Bradford

  • Materials will be provided

792 J1: Immigration Law: Professor Lauren Anaya

  • Aleinikoff, Martin, Motomura, Fullerton, & Stumpf, Immigration and Citizenship: Process and Policy, 8th, West Academic, 978-1634599283
  • Alvarez & Urbina, Immigration and the Law: Race, Citizenship, and Social Control, 1st, University of Arizona Press, 978-0816537624

792 L: Writing for Law Practice: Professor Aylon Schulte

  • Garner, The Redbook: A Manual on Legal Style, 4th, West Academic, 978-1642421002
  • Garner, Legal Writing in Plain English: A Text with Exercises, 2nd, University of Chicago Press, 978-0226283937
  • The Bluebook, 20th, 978-0692400197

792 OOO: Advanced Legal Research: Administrative: Professor Pia Hunter

  • No Text Required

792 PP: Advanced Legal Research: Professor Paul Healey

  • Cohen & Olson, Legal Research in a Nutshell, 13th, West Academic, 978-1640208049, Recommended, but not required

792 PPP: Advanced Legal Research: Corporate: Professor Heather Simmons

  • No Text Required

792 VV: Small Firm Practice: Professor Greg Miarecki

  • Lavelle, The Business Guide to Law: Creating and Operating a Successful Law Firm, 2015, American Bar Association, 978-1634252362

792 W1: Privacy Law: Professor Faye Jones

  • No Text Required

792 X1: Representative Government in the State of Illinois: Professor John Bradley

  • No Text Required

792 Y1: Compliance, Ethics, & Prof Responsibility-Intersession only: This course meets January 7th-January 11th in Chicago.: Professor Gretchen Winter

  • Materials will be provided

792 ZZ: National Security Law: Professor Daniel Gallington

  • Dycus, Berney, Banks, and Raven-Hansen, National Security Law, 6th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454868323

793 C: Pre-Trial Litigation (Chicago): Professor Brian/Bradley Hunt/Nahrstadt

  • Cohen, You Can Negotiate Anything: The World's Best Negotiator Tells You How To Get What You Want, 1982, Bantam, 978-0553281095
  • Fisher, Ury, & Patton, Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In, 2011, Penguin Books, 978-0143118756
  • Mauet, Trial Techniques and Trials, 10th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454886532
  • Rose III & Underwood, Fundamental Pretrial Advocacy: A Strategic Guide to Effective Litigation, 2nd, West Academic, 978-0314281043
  • Tzu, The Art of War, 2015, Chiron Academic Press, 978-9176371107

793 C2: Pre-Trial Litigation: Professor James Kearns

  • Rose III & Underwood, Fundamental Pretrial Advocacy: A Strategic Guide to Effective Litigation, 2nd, West Academic, 978-0314281043, Recommended, not required

793 EC: Advanced IL Civil Procedure and Appellate Practice : Professor David Goroff

  • No Text Required

793 FC: Advanced Trial Advocacy and Professional Responsibility +: Professor Kimball Anderson

  • Burns, Lubet, and Moberly, Problems and Materials in Evidence and Trial Advocacy, 6th, NITA, 978-1601567789, 2 volume set
  • Mauet, Trial Techniques and Trials, 10th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454886532
  • Annotated Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 8th, American Bar Association, 978-1634252478
  • Federal Rules of Evidence, Michigan Legal Publishing, 978-1518895852

793 O1: Negotiation Skills and Strategies: Professor James Simon

  • Korobkin, Negotiation Theory and Strategy, 2nd, Aspen Publishers, 978-0735570672, 2002 Edition is also acceptable

793 O2: Negotiation Skills and Strategies: Professor James Simon

  • Korobkin, Negotiation Theory and Strategy, 2nd, Aspen Publishers, 978-0735570672, 2002 Edition is also acceptable

793 S: CFI: Interviewing, Counseling, Fact Investigation: Professor Amy Roebuck

  • Binder, Bergman, Tremblay, & Weinstein, Lawyers as Counselors: A Client-Centered Approach, 3rd, West Academic, 978-0314194916

794 A: Financial Accounting for Lawyers (Online): Professor Richard Kaplan

  • Dickie, Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation for the Practical Lawyer, 2nd, American Bar Association, 978-1590314746, Available for free download to students

794 A1C: Private Equity Funds and Transactions: Issues and Documentation: Professor Olga Loy/Osborn

  • Materials will be provided

794 B1C: International Bankruptcy-This course is a distance-learning course that has both live and video-streamed content.: Professor  Goodman

  • No Text Required

794 D1C: Applied Contracts: The Anatomy of Corporate Finance Transactions and Documentation: Professor Robert Graves

  • Descartes, Meditations on the First Philosophy, Digireads.com, 978-1420953749, Other course materials available on the course page.

794 E: Employee Benefits: Professor Sean Anderson

  • Stumpff, Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, 1st, Foundation Press, 978-1599418575, This book will come in the form of a course packet that will be available for purchase at the Illini Union Bookstore.
  • Anderson, Pratt, & Stumpff, Pension and Employee Benefit Statutes and Regulations, 2017, Foundation Press, 978-1683284611

794 F1: Advanced Legal Writing: Transactional Writing #: Professor Rummana Alam

  • Stark, Drafting Contracts: How & Why Lawyers Do What They Do, 2nd, Aspen Publishers, 978-0735594777

794 H1: Bankruptcy Procedure: Professor Ralph Brubaker

  • Materials will be provided

794 H1C: Bankruptcy Procedure: Professor Ralph Brubaker

  • Materials will be provided

794 HC: Executive Compensation: Professor Michael  Melbinger

  • Melbinger, Executive Compensation, 3rd, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1543805345, Please buy the 3rd Edition specifically.

794 J1: Advanced Legal Writing: Insurance Coverage: Professor Dennis LaGory

  • No Text Required

794 L: State and Local Taxation: Professor Michelle Layser

  • Hellerstein, Stark, Swain & Youngman, State and Local Taxation: Cases and Materials, 10th, West Academic, 978-0314286987

794 O: Mergers & Acquisitions: Professor Amitai Aviram

  • Materials will be provided

794 OC: Mergers & Acquisitions: Professor Amitai Aviram

  • Materials will be provided

795 D: International Criminal Law: Professor Patrick Keenan

  • Schaack & Slye, International Criminal Law and Its Enforcement, 3rd, Foundation Press, 978-1609304621

795 L: Criminal Practice: Ethics: Professor Eugene Miller

  • No Text Required

796 AA: Comparative Constitutional Law: Professor Francesco Biagi

  • Materials will be provided

796 EL: Human Resource Management in a Multi-National Legal Environment (Intersession January 7-11): Professor Matthew Finkin

  • Finkin & Cutcher-Gershenfeld, Multinational Human Resource Management and the Law, Edward Elgar Publishing, 978-1782548201

797 AB1: Digital Forensics II - Lab: Professor Roy Bambenek/Campbell

  • Please contact Professor Roy Campbell for textbook information.

797 AL1: Digital Forensics II - Lecture: Professor Roy Bambenek/Campbell

  • Please contact Professor Roy Campbell for textbook information.

797 B: Patent Prosecution: Professor Joseph Barich

  • No Text Required

797 BB: Introduction to Intellectual Property: Professor Joseph Barich

  • Nard, Madison, & McKenna, The Law of Intellectual Property, 5th, Wolters Kluwer, 978-1454875710

797 P: International Intellectual Property #: Professor Paul Heald

  • Chow & Lee, International Intellectual Property, Problems, Cases and Materials, 3rd, West Academic, 978-1683284147

798 A: Philosophical Foundations of Environmental Law: Professor Amber Polk

  • No Text Required

798 AC: The Business of Law: Professor Audrey Rubin

  • Herrmann, The Curmudgeon's Guide to Practicing Law, 2006, American Bar Association, 978-1590316764
  • Munneke, Introduction to Law Practice: Organizing and Managing Legal Work, 4th, West Academic, 978-0314276452

798 CC: Coporate Counsel Seminar: Professor Nicola Sharpe

  • Steinberg & Yeager, Inside Counsel: Practices, Strategies and Insights, 1st, West Academic, 978-0314287939

798 P1: JSD Legal Scolarship: Professor Robert Lawless

  • No Text Required

798 T1: Constitutional Law Colloquium: Professor Jason Mazzone

  • No Text Required

798 Z: Sports Law Seminar #: Professor Suja Thomas

  • No Text Required