Tort Law: A 21st-Century Approach

Authors

Zahr K. Said, University of Washington School of LawFollow

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Description

Tort Law: A 21^st-Century Approach (TL21C) introduces students to tort law with a set of cases and methods that have been updated for 21^st century legal education. Pairing classic cases with a host of recent, lesser-known cases, the casebook deliberately provides opportunities to engage with issues of race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, class as well as fundamental questions of civil justice. The book’s introduction diverges from the standard method of teaching torts, by framing the subject matter in terms of the three primary regimes of tort law—negligence, strict liability and the intentional torts—and by setting the stakes for questions of policy from the outset.

This casebook offers a series of 7 modules, each with numerous “Check Your Understanding” questions that permit students to answer questions that help them assess and expand upon their learning in real time. These and a number of “Socratic Scripts” may also facilitate online or “hybrid” learning at a moment in which innovative approaches to teaching are more in demand or indeed, necessary.

Publication Date

2021

Document Type

Book

Publisher

eLangdell Press

Disciplines

Torts

Recommended Citation

Zahr K. Said, Tort Law: A 21st-Century Approach, (2021).
Available at: https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/faculty-books/58