Here is one of the first books specifically geared for legal
practitioners involved in liability arising out of participation in
professional and amateur athletics. In a lively and highly readable
manner, Yasser applies tort law principles to a wide variety of
sports cases--from such publicized cases as Dale Hackbart v. Boobie
Clark, Rudy Tomjanovich v. The Los Angeles Lakers, and Bill Walton
v. Dr. Cook to the more obscure such as Virgil v. Time Inc. and
Spahn v. Julian Messner Inc. In each he expertly underscores
relevant, useful information that can be used in daily practice.
The author, a torts professor and sports fan, examines in a sports
setting such torts as negligence, products liability, and
intentional interference with contractual relations. In each
chapter, Professor Yasser prints edited versions of the landmark
sports cases, takes an in-depth look at one major legal issue, and
provides a broad summary of the law and a bibliography. "Harvard
Law RevieW"
Here is one of the first books specifically geared for legal
practitioners involved in liability arising out of participation in
professional and amateur athletics. In a principles to a wide
variety of sports cases and expertly underscores relevant
information that can be used in daily practice. In each chapter, he
systematically covers a particular situtation, giving a complete
perspective of every aspect. Introductory comments outline the
germane substantive law and set the stage for the case and
materials section. Landmark cases are reviewed and Yasser takes an
indepth look at an important case or issue. To round out the
chapter, he raises points that are pertinent to the subject matter
and provides a bibliography of outstanding legal literature.
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