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New edition This two-volume publication contains the full text of the California Insurance Code, plus related provisions from state and federal statutes.
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$188.00
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This trusted resource offers one-stop guidance through insurance-related disputes, including policy interpretation, first- and third-party coverages, bad faith and extracontractual liability, and a dedicated chapter on practice and procedure.
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$897.00
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This product is a comprehensive business law resource that provides an integrated discussion of approximately 40 business law topics. Book (Full Set) $1,360.00 |
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This practice guide provides an in-depth treatment of California's civil privacy laws, including a comprehensive chapter dedicated to the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).
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$425.00
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New edition This two-volume publication contains the full text of the California Family Code, significant family-related provisions from other codes, and expert commentary from Blumberg.
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$176.00
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This set provides court rules plus civil practice guides integrating procedural law and secondary sources specific to common court filings. Book (Full Set) $272.00 |
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New edition This two-volume publication contains the entire penal code and selected provisions from the California Constitution and other state codes dealing with criminal offenses.
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$158.00
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New edition This is a two-volume collection of California environmental statutes, along with cross-references, articles, and editorial features.
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$182.00
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New edition This work provides a portable, yet complete, edition of the full text of the California Education Code.
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$182.00
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This publication provides official California regulations pertaining to health planning and facility construction and nondiscrimination in state-supported programs. |
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