This supplement brings the principal text current with recent developments in the law and contains the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with selected advisory committee notes and key provisions from the United States Code. It also contains selections from the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Federal Rules of Evidence, and the United States Constitution that are useful for teaching Civil Procedure.

This book differs from other Civil Procedure casebooks in several ways. A new feature uses a "modular" approach, enabling you to choose from "long" (paper) and "short" (electronic) versions of several chapters (including pleading, jurisdiction, and Erie). Because of time constraints, several topics are in electronic formats only (including advanced joinder, alternate dispute resolution, and full-faith and credit). YOU have the option to select the depth of coverage for these topics. Extensive problems and exercises encourage the student to read and apply the actual rule rather than a court's paraphrasing of that rule. Extensive notes materials supplement the cases and problems. The overall result = a very teachable book for you, as well as a useful long-term desk reference for your students.

Many people find financial planning and financial choices overwhelming. In planning for retirement, people find it difficult to look after their finances as they lose sight of what their financial objectives are. But this planning does not have to be complicated or grueling. In How to Enrich Your Retirement, author and financial planner John T. Cross provides practical information on how to enjoy a happy and prosperous retirement and reduce the amount of inheritance tax you pay.

To enrich your retirement, Cross encourages you to unbundle your thinking, change your mind-set, and take the following steps: Determine your basic retirement financial strategy Discuss plans and priorities with your partner (if you have one) Stop accumulating; start spending Think of your capital as a reservoir of money that will provide you with the necessary income Gear your investments to produce more income Realize you will probably live longer than you think Enjoy your money Although geared toward United Kingdom residents, all of the investment principles are universal. With the right planning, retirement can be the happiest time in your life.

AUTHOR BIO
John T. Cross has worked in the financial services industry for thirty-five years and is a principal partner of wealth management group, St. James Place, and member of the Million Dollar Round Table and Top of the Table. Visit him online at www.sjpp.co.uk/johncross.

Many people find financial planning and financial choices overwhelming. In planning for retirement, people find it difficult to look after their finances as they lose sight of what their financial objectives are. But this planning does not have to be complicated or grueling. In How to Enrich Your Retirement, author and financial planner John T. Cross provides practical information on how to enjoy a happy and prosperous retirement and reduce the amount of inheritance tax you pay.

To enrich your retirement, Cross encourages you to unbundle your thinking, change your mind-set, and take the following steps: Determine your basic retirement financial strategy Discuss plans and priorities with your partner (if you have one) Stop accumulating; start spending Think of your capital as a reservoir of money that will provide you with the necessary income Gear your investments to produce more income Realize you will probably live longer than you think Enjoy your money Although geared toward United Kingdom residents, all of the investment principles are universal. With the right planning, retirement can be the happiest time in your life.

AUTHOR BIO
John T. Cross has worked in the financial services industry for thirty-five years and is a principal partner of wealth management group, St. James Place, and member of the Million Dollar Round Table and Top of the Table. Visit him online at www.sjpp.co.uk/johncross.

This supplement brings the principal text current with recent developments in the law and contains the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with selected advisory committee notes and key provisions from the United States Code. It also contains selections from the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Federal Rules of Evidence, and the United States Constitution that are useful for teaching Civil Procedure.