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Four Steps to Help with Course Selection in Law School
New CALI Lesson Available – Advanced Exam Writing – Using Cases on Final Exams
Teaching US Federal Income Taxation Law? Check out this OER casebook
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Law School Lingo: How to Navigate A Brand New Vocabulary
<div>Teaching Bankruptcy Law? Check out the new 4th Edition casebook entitled “Bankruptcy Law & Practice” by Prof. Germain.</div>
The Center of Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) announces the appointment of five new board members.
8 Reasons You Should Assign CALI Lessons to Your Students
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction is awarded a grant from AccessLex Institute® to extend the CALI Law School Success Fellowship
New eLangdell Press Casebook – Bioethics and the Law: Notes, Cases, and Problems
Welcome our newest CALI Author – Zahr K. Said
Attend CALIcon21, online June 2-4, to unlock three intense days of expert-led sessions
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New CALI Podcast – Priority Between a Secured Party and a Party with a Lien: Discussions in Secured Transactions
New CALI Podcast Available to share with your students
This podcast by Professor Scott J. Burnham discusses the priority between a secured party and a party with a lien, including a judicial lien creditor, a creditor with a lien arising by operation of law, a creditor with an agricultural lien, and the IRS with a tax lien. The podcast discusses the relationship between Bankruptcy Code § 544(a), often referred to as “the strong arm clause,” and a PMSI (Purchase Money Security Interest).
Announcing the CALIcon21 Conference Keynote Speaker Professor Michael Wesch!
The CALIcon21 Conference is pleased to announce that Professor Michael Wesch from Kansas State University will be our keynote speaker on Day 1 – June 2 – of this year’s conference.