In introducing the role of legal remedies in Anglo-American law, Laycock (law, U. of Virginia; formerly at the U. of Michigan and U. of Texas) notes that: "The law of remedies falls somewhere in between procedure and primary substantive rights," and that the two have been blurred in the past. With examples, he clearly explains the classification of remedies and how remedies law determines the consequences of violating substantive law including monetary restitution. The chapter on restitution has been completely revised since the 2002 edition. The casebook includes present value tables (useful in determining a worker's lost income or the present value of the income produced by a capital asset), and tables of cases, statutes/rules/treaties/etc., and secondary authorities. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)