Kunz and Chomsky's Contracts: A Contemporary Approach By Christina L. Kunz and Carol L. Chomsky ISBN 978-0-31418-996-7 Preview the table of contents. Preview chapter one. Preview chapter two. ABOUT THE BOOK This casebook allows students to learn more effectively by providing critical reading and thinking questions and well-situated text boxes with supplemental information to explain and expand understanding. With better advance preparation, class can begin at a more sophisticated level and proceed to deeper issues. The material is presented in a visually engaging manner, and the accompanying electronic version provides live links to cited sources and useful websites. Provisions from the Restatement, UCC, CISG, and UNIDROIT appear in text, alleviating the need for a statutory supplement. The book is organized chronologically in the traditional order for contract analysis. It includes classic cases foundational in the historical development of many concepts and newer cases chosen for their teachability and lessons about modern business practices and current issues. “Practice Pointers” provide a transactional focus by explaining the function of common contract clauses. The book includes both essay and multiple choice problems that encourage periodic review. Upon publication complimentary copies are sent to our current list of professors teaching in the associated subject area.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Christina L. Kunz christina.kunz@wmitchell.edu		Professor Christina L. Kunz teaches contracts, UCC sales, UCC payments, electronic commerce, and contract drafting at William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. She has helped to develop electronic commercial law since 1990. She is a vice chair of the ABA Cyberspace Law Committee, is a frequent speaker on the topic nationwide, and has coauthored groundbreaking articles on electronic contract formation. Learn more about Christina L. Kunz
Carol L. Chomsky choms001@umn.edu		Professor Carol L. Chomsky teaches contracts, sales, statutory interpretation, and American legal history at the University of Minnesota Law School. Her scholarly work has focused on contract law and teaching, and on a variety of legal history topics. She served as codirector of the Early Career Learning Program and Multicultural Fellows Program at the University of Minnesota. Learn more about Carol L. Chomsky