This is an excellent text, which does an admirable job of condensing very complex matters into an accessible length, with good pedagogical tools to aid student understanding. It covers all the main issues while posing challenging questions of principle for students too. The best possible revision guide, and many will choose it as their main text. – Bill O'Brian, University of Warwick, UK

For anyone teaching or studying this subject, this book will prove a most valuable resource. It not only supplies a clear, reliable and eminently readable guide to the law as it stands, but provides, also, meticulously worked-through examples of the kinds of questions that are familiar to all tort students. In both these ways, it offers a first class aid to exam success. – John Murphy, University of Lancaster, UK

This is a wonderful textbook that brings something new to the plethora of Tort Law resources that are available. The authors have clearly looked at producing a textbook as seen through the eyes of a student. The cases used focus on problem questions and the creation of flowcharts are a great resource. – Cheryl Buck, University of Portsmouth, UK

This is a textbook which provides broad and in-depth coverage of the topics covered on most Tort Law modules, written and presented in a student-friendly style. The layout - with questions followed by diagrams, short answer plans, more detailed guidance and information on how to make answers stand out - is particularly helpful. – Anil Balan, University of East London, UK

This helpful textbook provides a clear and concise explanation of key issues in the law of tort. Example problem questions are broken down in a good amount of detail to assist students in learning to apply tort law to practical situations; and flow charts and diagrams help break down complex issues. The authors offer brief analyses of academic literature that shows different perspectives on topics, to help students develop critical analytical skills. – Alexandra Bohm, University of Lincoln, UK

This concise introductory textbook is a student-friendly starting point for the study of tort law. It sets out the key areas of law in a clear and accessible way. Students may find the combination of problem question techniques, focus on key cases and brief summaries of academic commentary particularly attractive. – Philip Bremner, University of Sussex, UK

Green and Gardner´s Tort Law is a one-stop textbook. A modern, dynamic, and accessible manual meeting students' and tutors' needs. Pedagogically it helps with explicit learning outcomes, problem questions to apply the law and visual diagrams to picture Law processes. Apart from a complete coverage of the subject, this text offers interrelation with other areas of law and stretches its narrative to encompass different perspectives, aiding critically thinking. – Maribel Canto-Lopez, University of Leicester, UK

This new text brings together detailed exposition of the law and useful pedagogic innovations to help students navigate their Tort module. Students will benefit from the summaries and further reading, building both knowledge and enjoyment of the subject – Richard Hyde, University of Nottingham, UK

Green and Gardner encourage an holistic approach to the law of Torts by consistently illustrating the ways in which torts interlink with other areas of the law; both in terms of academic argument and the way in which they shape litigation in practice. The flow-charts at the end of each chapter allow the reader to visualise a coherent structure to each type of claim. – Katy Peters, University of Surrey, UK

Clear and accessible, with key excerpts from leading cases. Visual diagrams and road maps help to guide the student through their problem questions. A valuable resource. – Aislinn O'Connell, Royal Holloway University of London, UK

This is an excellent Tort textbook: well-structured, clear, and concise. It covers all the main topics studied by first-year Law undergraduates. In addition, it engages critically with some of the more controversial areas of Tort Law. It is both accessible and challenging, and a welcome addition to the growing number of textbooks in this field. – Paul Raffield, University of Warwick, UK

This book is user-friendly for undergraduates because of its strengths in the topics covered, the writing style, and its structure. The topics chosen and the depth of content in the book are interestingly and precisely managed. The writing style makes reading and understanding the law of Tort easy. The use of features like, `key case boxes´, `key legislation´, `different perspectives´ and a summary of each chapter, will appeal to the calibre of today´s law students. – Francis Tansinda, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Despite crowding in a marketplace there is always room for the new and innovative. Green and Gardner´s Tort Law text is a fresh, fun and fabulous addition to tort's arena. Needless to say, the authors write in a clear, accessible and above all, engaging way and their text covers all areas one expects to see on an undergraduate law course. Their unique pedagogic features such as end of chapter Road Maps, and their ability to break down this seemingly complex subject into accessible principles which are contextualised through a socio-legal, moral and philosophical lens, helps this text to stand out from others in the market. – Avis Whyte, University of Westminster, UK