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First edition of Disability Law: Cases, Materials, Problems by Laura F. Rothstein, published by Michie Butterworth in 1995. ISBN 1-55834-230-3.
This substantial early post-ADA legal casebook examines disability discrimination through court decisions, statutory materials, commentary, and practical problems. Topics include employment and hiring qualifications, reasonable accommodations, government services, professional licensing, education, and regulatory practices. A useful historical resource for disability-rights researchers, legal scholars, attorneys, and collectors of American law books.
Red cloth hardcover with silver lettering. The cover shows rubbing, scattered spotting, bumped corners, and wear at the spine ends. The pages have considerable yellow highlighting and handwritten notes or symbols in portions of the text. Page edges show marks and age-related discoloration. Binding appears intact and usable. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
Because this is a 1995 casebook, it should be treated as a historical or academic reference rather than a source of current legal advice.
SKU G-6
1995 Disability Law Cases Materials Problems Laura Rothstein 1st Edition
$39.99
This substantial early post-ADA legal casebook examines disability discrimination through court decisions, statutory materials, commentary, and practical problems. Topics include employment and hiring qualifications, reasonable accommodations, government services, professional licensing, education, and regulatory practices. A useful historical resource for disability-rights researchers, legal scholars, attorneys, and collectors of American law books.
Red cloth hardcover with silver lettering. The cover shows rubbing, scattered spotting, bumped corners, and wear at the spine ends. The pages have considerable yellow highlighting and handwritten notes or symbols in portions of the text. Page edges show marks and age-related discoloration. Binding appears intact and usable. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
Because this is a 1995 casebook, it should be treated as a historical or academic reference rather than a source of current legal advice.
SKU G-6