My contract law book stinks.

[Brigid]

That is all.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

1. Sue the publisher.

[Brigid]

2. They need to hire copy editors.

Namely me. Spelling, punctuation, grammatical errors, and poor word choice in textbooks make this English major

[pinboy3niner]

3. If it's that bad, there's no excuse for it

Sounds like a J-School intern with a good stylebook would have done a better job.

[elleng]

4. I HATED Contracts,

worse than the plague!
THAT is all!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. They all suck.

Nevertheless, I kept my law school textbooks for more than 30 years, only because I worked so damned hard I couldn't bear to part with them. Finally threw them away just a few months ago. My dad kept his law school notes for 65 years, until he passed away at the age of 92 - for the same reason.

[dr.strangelove]

11. I just tossed mine.

20 years of practice. I kept my local Civ Pro book, which I still use from time to time.

[shenmue]

6. My Communications Law book in Journalism school was awful

Dull, dull, dull.

[pinboy3niner]

7. I remember that

It was an expensive 3-inch-thick text that saw as little use as possible.

[rug]

8. That post deserves consideration.

[lovemydog]

10. Is there an offer?

Is there an acceptance?

If it's not in writing, can it be implied?

[Brigid]

12. Is there mutual assent?

Do the parties have capacity
Is the subject matter legal?

[Paladin]

14. I wish all law school courses were as easy as contracts. (nt)

[whistler162]

9. Febreze!

[Brigid]

13. Unfortunately, febreeze doesn't help poor editing.

I'm serious -- it really is that bad.