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A valuable resource for anyone dealing with corporate and securities law in the Province of Alberta.

This book will help recognize and avoid legal risks that affect businesses and consumers on a daily basis.

Completely revised and updated, this comprehensive casebook provides students and practitioners with an introduction to the important rules of criminal procedure, and their strategic use by crown and defence counsel.

This civil litigation reference provides guidance for evaluating and conducting motions for summary judgment, for determination of issues before trial and for dismissal without delay.

This book provides a succinct introduction to the basic concepts used in common law jurisdictions in determining rights, claims, and obligations in real property.

Based on the highly successful legal research text, Legal Problem Solving: Reasoning, Research and Writing, 7th Edition and written by the same experts, this resource directs you step-by-step through any legal problem – from identifying keywords to conducting electronic searches.

Designed as an introduction for tort law students, this book offers a probing analysis of basic concepts and an examination of the everyday human problems that this area of law addresses. The authors guide students through this vital aspect of the Canadian judicial tradition.

This title provides an introduction to the processes and structure of law from the perspectives of those who experience the law as participants. It focuses on the laws rationale, its institutional character and the burdens it imposes on the entire legal community.

The second edition offers a comprehensive review of and guide to the role of expert and forensic accountants in civil litigation in Canada. It also provides the necessary guidance to ensure that the benefits of using that specialized expertise are maximized.

This text provides a succinct overview of the important legal aspects of Canadian insurance law thereby providing a framework for approaching insurance law issues head on.