For more than a century Black's Law Dictionary has been the standard for the language of law. Today it's the most widely cited law book in the world.
Edited by Bryan A. Garner, the 9th Edition is the most comprehensive law dictionary ever published. It contains more than 45,000 terms, alternate spellings or equivalent expressions for more than 5,300 terms, and West key numbers.

This innovative book provides readers with the English language skills necessary to carry out their legal studies or professional duties effectively. It focuses specifically on the legal language required in two major areas of law central to international business law, drawing examples from English, American and European legal materials. Extensively class-tested, it employs an interactive methodology widely accepted in English language teaching and is full of user-friendly exercises such as crosswords, blank-filling, comprehension texts and discussion topics.

This book features a useful and practical set of Terms and Conditions. The third volume in the series "European Standard Terms and Conditions" focuses on England. It is a key contribution to the development of cross-border standard terms across the EU. Adrian Jack is a barrister in England as well as a Rechtsanwalt in Germany. With this book Jack gives a thorough insight into the different legal cultures: the clash between the English common law and the European i.e. German civil system is painted vividly.
Jack discusses the difficulties of adapting a set of Continental terms for use in England, and gives the reader a helping hand in developing his own Terms and Conditions.