Remedies Study Aids

The print study aids are located at the Circulation Desk. You can check out 2 Study Aids at a time for 3 days. Study aids are also available online. On the library database page, under the "Study Aids" heading, click on Aspen Learning Library or West Academic. 

Aspen Learning Library study aids are available in print or online through the Sol Blatt, Jr. Law Library. Aspen study aids include Emanuel Law Outlines and CrunchTime, Examples & Explanations, Glannon Guides, and In Other Words audio and video series.

Carolina Academic Press study aids are available in print and include the Understanding series, Starting Off Right series, and Context and Practice casebooks.

West Academic study aids include Short & Happy Guides, Acing series, Exam Pro series, Nutshell series, Black Letter outlines, and Law School Legends audio lectures

Aspen Learning Library and West Academic study aids are also available 24/7 thru the Law Library's database page. On the database page, scroll down to the Study Aids heading. Choose the link for whichever collection you would like to access. It is not necessary to create an account to use the study aids. If you would like to save titles for easy retrieval or read offline, then you can create an account.  

We suggest trying a few different study aids to find the best fit for your needs and learning style. Here are a few suggested study aids: 

The following articles can be found in HeinOnline. Discover other articles on particular aspects of remedies by searching in LegalTrac and Index to Legal Periodicals and Books Full Text and Index to Legal Periodicals Retrospective

• Samuel L. Bray, The System of Equitable Remedies, 63 UCLA L. Rev. 530 (2016).
• Doug Rendleman, Remedies: A Guide for the Perplexed, 57 Saint Louis U. L. J. 567 (2013).
• Edward Veitch, When the Court Finds a Breach of Fiduciary Obligations, Should Equitable or Legal Remedies Flow? 66 U. New Brunswick L. J. 200 (2007).

 

The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) hosts a library of  tutorials, quizzes, podcasts, and ebooks. You have free and unlimited access. To receive your authorization code, see one of the librarians.

• You can access CALI on the library's database page, under "Legal Resources."
• The first time you visit, you will need to register an account. Register at https://www.cali.org/  To do so, click on the “Register” option at the top right corner of the CALI homepage. Fill out the registration form, and enter the authorization code in the appropriate box. 

Listed below are CALI lessons you may find helpful. Click the link, or go to the CALI website and log- in with your CSOL email and your CALI password.

Adjustments for Present Value and Future Inflation

Appealing Injunctions

Characterizing Remedies

Compensatory Damages: Terminologies and Basic Concepts

Contempt Overview

Damages for Harms to Interest in Use and Enjoyment

Damages for Harms to Interest in Physical Integrity of Personal Property

Damages for Harms to Possessory Interests in Personal Property

Damages for Harms to Real Property

Damages for Injuries that Cause Death

Damages for Personal Injuries

Defamation Remedies

Election of Remedies Doctrines

Employee Damage Remedies

Employee Injunctive Remedies

Employer Damage Remedies

Equitable Protection of Restitution: The Constructive Trust and the Equitable Lien

Equitable Remedies: An Overview

Employer Injunctive Remedies

The Equitable Defense of Laches

Equitable Discretion

Equitable Protection of Restitution: The Accounting for Profits

Framing Injunctions

Fundamentals of Damages for Harms to Personal Property

History of Equity

In Personam Remedies

Injunctions Against Civil Litigation

Injunctions Against Speech I                                                                

Injunctions Against Speech II

Injunctions Against Speech III

Injunctions: Crime and Criminal Prosecutions

Interests Protected

Irreparable Injury

Libel and Slander

Modifying Injunctions

Non-economic Damages: Proof and Argument

The Policy Debate Over Attorney's Fees Rules

Preliminary Injunctive Relief

Recovery of Attorneys Fees

Restitution and Volunteers

Restitution - Emergency Situations

Restitution - Mistake of Fact

Restitution - Unjust Enrichment

Right to Jury Trial

Ripeness and Mootness

Tracing

UCC Remedies: An Introduction

UCC Remedies: Buyer's Remedies When Seller Is in Breach

Unclean Hands