New Torts E&E Forum
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starstruck393

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New Torts E&E
I didn't see anything when I searched, so I figured I'd ask. Has anyone used the new Torts E&E (4th Ed) that came out earlier this year? Is it worth getting over the 3rd Ed from 2005 for 4-5x the price? Thanks.
- mikeytwoshoes

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Re: New Torts E&E
See the 0L questions thread and associated links. Welcome to law school.
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starstruck393

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Re: New Torts E&E
I looked, and don't see anything (the 4th ed only came out in Feb or so), which is why I asked. I have a feeling that the 3rd is just as good, but I want to make sure before I by it...mikeytwoshoes wrote:See the 0L questions thread and associated links. Welcome to law school.
- twade

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Re: New Torts E&E
Here is what the publisher says on the website: I bolded the part that is new from the 3rd edition.
Examples & Explanations: The Law of Torts, Fourth Edition, features:
three new chapters on intentional torts that balance strong coverage of negligence:
Protecting the Right of Possession: Trespass to Land
Dueling Remedies: Trespass to Chattels and Conversion
False Imprisonment: Protecting Freedom of Movement
coverage that mirrors the content of most Torts courses - intentional torts, negligence, causation, duty, damages, liability of multiple defendants, and the effect of the plaintiff's conduct
updated citations throughout the text that reflect the most current law
Taking a Torts Essay Exam, a three-chapter section that includes guidance, tips, and sample exam questions and answers
Take from that what you will. I won't pretend to know. That being said, I bought the 3rd edition for like $15, so I will probably just keep it and pay better attention to my professor on the bolded new subjects.
Examples & Explanations: The Law of Torts, Fourth Edition, features:
three new chapters on intentional torts that balance strong coverage of negligence:
Protecting the Right of Possession: Trespass to Land
Dueling Remedies: Trespass to Chattels and Conversion
False Imprisonment: Protecting Freedom of Movement
coverage that mirrors the content of most Torts courses - intentional torts, negligence, causation, duty, damages, liability of multiple defendants, and the effect of the plaintiff's conduct
updated citations throughout the text that reflect the most current law
Taking a Torts Essay Exam, a three-chapter section that includes guidance, tips, and sample exam questions and answers
Take from that what you will. I won't pretend to know. That being said, I bought the 3rd edition for like $15, so I will probably just keep it and pay better attention to my professor on the bolded new subjects.
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starstruck393

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Re: New Torts E&E
Thanks for doing that research. The good news is that of the three new chapters, only the first will have any importance to me. I just dont see that chapter being worth the $30+ price difference from 3rd ed...twade wrote:Here is what the publisher says on the website: I bolded the part that is new from the 3rd edition.
Examples & Explanations: The Law of Torts, Fourth Edition, features:
three new chapters on intentional torts that balance strong coverage of negligence:
Protecting the Right of Possession: Trespass to Land
Dueling Remedies: Trespass to Chattels and Conversion
False Imprisonment: Protecting Freedom of Movement
coverage that mirrors the content of most Torts courses - intentional torts, negligence, causation, duty, damages, liability of multiple defendants, and the effect of the plaintiff's conduct
updated citations throughout the text that reflect the most current law
Taking a Torts Essay Exam, a three-chapter section that includes guidance, tips, and sample exam questions and answers
Take from that what you will. I won't pretend to know. That being said, I bought the 3rd edition for like $15, so I will probably just keep it and pay better attention to my professor on the bolded new subjects.