Herbert M. Kritzer Knihy

Drawing on 35 years of research, this collection by Herbert Kritzer offers insights into the complexities of legal practice and the role of lawyers. It combines qualitative and quantitative methods, reflecting on significant studies such as the Civil Litigation Research Project and investigations into lawyer-client dynamics, contingency fees, and insurance defense. Aimed at scholars and practitioners, the book explores the realities of daily litigation and contemplates the future of the legal profession and its practices.

This book investigates state supreme court elections in the United States from World War II to the present. Through original analysis of voting returns, campaign budgets, and illustrative case studies, the author shows that elections have become less politicized than commonly believed.