Hot off the presses with a 2024 cover date: Examples & Explanations for Remedies, Fifth Edition The Fifth Edition of Examples& Explanations: Remedies provides a bridge between law school and the real world.A favorite classroom prep tool of successful students that is often recommended… Continue reading

You and find the 2023 Teachers’ Update to Laycock & Hasen, Modern American Remedies (5th edition) at this link. You can find the Teachers’ Update to the Concise 5th Edition at this link. Both are up to date… Continue reading

I participated in this panel and you can listen here. The sound quality is not good. Here’s the description from the catalogue (Doug Laycock could not make it but was honored with a lifetime achievement award–you can hear that… Continue reading

You and find the 2022 Teachers’ Update to Laycock & Hasen, Modern American Remedies (5th edition) at this link. You can find the Teachers’ Update to the Concise 5th Edition at this link. Both are up to date through… Continue reading

Thread starts here: A few thoughts from the point of view of Remedies law on the Supreme Court's 5-4 order tonight that has the effect of letting Texas ban all abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy: https://t.co/N9iROS9fqg /1—… Continue reading

Interesting brief in Cummings v. Premier Rehab Keller case before SCOTUS.

[Bumping to the top:] The 2020 Teachers’ Update to Laycock and Hasen, Modern American Remedies (5th edition) covers Supreme Court developments through the end of the October 2019 term, including cases touching on the standards for emergency injunctions and rules… Continue reading

[Bumping to the top with instructions for downloading by professors.] This supplement is current through the end of the Supreme Court’s term ending June 28. It is free for use for instructors assigning the book and their students. There are… Continue reading

Here’s the opinion. Here's a bit on the Trump Twitter case, and the trial court's use of a declaratory judgment rather than an injunction, from the Laycock & Hasen remedies casebook (5th ed.) pic.twitter.com/JgoOTJOWm8— Rick Hasen (@rickhasen) July … Continue reading

This supplement is current through the end of the Supreme Court’s term ending June 28. It will be free for use for instructors assigning the book and their students. There are separate versions for the regular and Concise editions of… Continue reading

Release: Richard L. Hasen of UC Irvine School of Law has been added as a Reporter to one of ALI’s newest project, Restatement of the Law Third, Torts: Remedies. He will be joining Douglas Laycock of The University… Continue reading