Contract Law

This law school casebook takes a case-and-problem approach to contract law. Its three parts give students an early overview of the field's main topics, and later chapters return to those topics in more detail. The structure is meant to help readers see how the different areas of contract law relate to one another.

Throughout the text, students encounter short problems and drafting exercises that check their grasp of the cases and of classroom discussion. Thinking tools prompt critical analysis of the law, and notes cover theory, history, doctrine, context and legal practice, supporting the black-letter rules with broader perspective.