JUNE, 2009: Vol. 24, No. 5 - Selections

 

COMPANY INFO:    Ruth went to an RPCN (Rochester Professional Consultants Network) conference on Marketing Yourself – The power of marketing through publishing, presenting & teaching. Watch for hints and tidbits in the Marketing Tips section of this newsletter.

 

WHAT’S NEW:     From Carolina Academic Press: Mastering contracts (1 vol.); A practical approach to Florida constitutional law (1 vol.); Comparative law of contracts (1 vol.); Lessons in German legal method (1 vol.); Mastering negotiable instruments (UCC Articles 3 and 4) and other payment systems (1 vol); Understanding sales, leases, and licenses in a global perspective (1 vol); Mastering civil procedure (1 vol.); Mastering bankruptcy (1 vol.); General principles of business and economic law: an introduction to contemporary legal principles governing private and public economic activity at the national and supranational levels (1 vol.) (http://www.caplaw.com/)

 

From Oxford University Press:  Witness Identification in Criminal Cases - Psychology and Practice (1 vol.,  £34.99); Cross-Border Consumer Contracts (1 vol., £95.00); Cheshire, North & Fawcett: Private International Law (1 vol., £39.95); Standards of Investment Protection (1 vol.,  £75.00); Lawyers in the Dock (1 vol.); North American Free Trade Agreements (1 vol.);  The End of Lawyers? Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services (1 vol., $50). (www.oup.com.us).

From Cameron May: International Criminal Procedure: Towards a Coherent Body of Law (1 vol., $150, http://www.cameronmay.com/)

From Incisive Media (ALM): New York Real Property Law with Decisions of Interest and Columns from the New York Law Journal(1 vol., $79, http://www.incisivemedia.com/)

MARKETING:   Want to make a good impression on prospective clients? Instead of using Yahoo, AOL or similar entities in your e-mail address, register a domain name. Use that for your e-mail address. For example, my e-mail address is [email protected], but it is actually forwarded to [email protected]. Earthlink is my ISP (Internet Service Provider). You don’t need a website to use a domain name, although I do have a website.