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This month sees the release of five new books that relate to banking & finance, business & commercial law, insurance and torts. Banking Law in Australia Now in its sixth edition, Banking Law in Australia provides students with a clear explanation of the principles of banking law with analysis of cases, legislation and industry codes of practice. The text follows a twelve chapter structure so that it can easily be incorporated into a single semester unit. Publication Date: October 2008 Order today, call 1800 772 772 or click here for more information.
Business & Commercial Law Understanding Business Law The fourth edition of this popular text has been completely revised and updated. It includes the academically rigourous treatment of core topics expected from the third edition, but incorporates a new internal layout and design to make the material more accessible. The accompanying workbook will be available as an online test bank for lecturers prescribing the text. Publication Date: October 2008 Order today, call 1800 772 772 or click here for more information. LexisNexis Study Guide: Business Law The LexisNexis Study Guide series is an exciting new series of revision texts. The series is designed to simplify exam study by providing students with concise commentary and short case summaries for the core topics in the relevant undergraduate subject. This book provides the perfect study companion in business law. Publication Date: October 2008 Order today, call 1800 772 772 or click here for more information.
Insurance Australian Insurance Law: A First Reference Australian Insurance Law: A First Reference is an exciting new title that introduces core principles of Australian insurance law. The text explains the law in a concise manner, providing the reader with answers to fundamental insurance law questions. It is a perfect introduction for both students and practitioners new to insurance law. Publication Date: October 2008 Order today, call 1800 772 772 or click here for more information. Australian Medical Liability Tort law in Australia can no longer be regarded as largely a common law field. Following the Review of the Law of Negligence and the associated tort law reforms of 2001-2003, a legislative civil liability framework is now well entrenched. As a result, Australian personal injury law is arguably more diverse and complex between jurisdictions and it is not yet certain that the full impact of the legislation has been felt. Whilst there remains a substantive role for the common law, the authors have recognised the importance of the civil liability legislation and have used the legislation as a foundation and framework for their analysis of the Australian legal framework relevant to the civil liability of medical and like practitioners. Publication Date: October 2008 Order today, call 1800 772 772 or click here for more information.
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