Discover the newly released Seventh Edition of TCPI, a one-semester torts casebook that blends classic cases with a deep dive into the institutions that shape American tort law. This updated edition sharpens focus on the real-world systems—settlements, insurance, contingency fees, and more—that bring tort doctrine to life. A must-have for students and professors seeking both theory and practice in one powerful volume.

Navigate law school with confidence using this essential guide tailored for first-generation students. Learn the language, master key skills, and prepare for exams, class participation, mental wellness, and more—with interactive exercises to help you reflect, connect, and succeed every step of the way.

We are excited to announce a new CALI Podcast, “Discussions in Sales: The Perfect Tender Rule,” by Professor Scott J. Burnham, Curley Professor of Commercial Law Emeritus, at Gonzaga University School of Law.

Stop by our booth (#406) at the AALL Annual Meeting 2025 to see all the new initiatives we're doing at the CALI.

• CALI AI Lab
• CALI Lessons
• CALI Lessonlink
• eLangdell® Press casebooks

We are thrilled to announce that the educational sessions from the CALIcon 2025 Conference are now available to view on demand on the CALI YouTube channel. Whether you missed a session or want to revisit your favorite presentations, you can now access all the valuable content at your convenience.

Here are three important reasons why you should take advantage of these on-demand sessions:

1. Expand Your Knowledge: Our sessions cover a wide range of topics relevant to legal education, technology, and innovation. Viewing these sessions will help you stay informed about the latest trends, tools, and best practices in the field.

2. Flexible Learning: With our on-demand format, you can watch the sessions at your own pace, from anywhere, and at any time. This flexibility allows you to integrate professional development into your busy schedule without missing out on crucial information.

3. Share and Collaborate: By sharing these sessions with your peers, you can foster discussions, collaborative learning, and community engagement. Encourage your colleagues to watch and join the conversation, enhancing the collective knowledge and skills within your school.

Legal Argumentation: Reasoning & Writing About the Law is suitable for a two- or three-semester introduction to legal analysis, reasoning, research, and writing. It covers theories underlying legal reasoning and analysis, contexts in which reasoning and analysis occur, and many common textual and oral genres, such as memos, briefs, letters, emails, contracts, and oral communication. The book’s appendices provide extensive supplemental information and examples, including writing resources, sample student work, and annotated documents.