Goods in Transit is a 7-volume treatise analyzing how to recover or avoid liability for lost, damaged or delayed goods shipped by air, sea, rail or truck anywhere in the world. It also contains practical coverage of the rights, obligations and remedies for losses, damages and delays.

Goods in Transit covers: description of the transportation industry worldwide, bills of lading, connecting carriage and geographic scope, intermodal transportation, termination of common carrier liability, carrier litigation, insurance contracts, marine insurance, inland marine insurance, liability insurance financial responsibility laws, written notice of claim, liability of brokers and third-party intermediaries, negotiation of settlement, jurisdiction and venue, limitation and damages for delay, limitation of damages and liability, indemnity actions, freight, rates, demurrage, lien of carriers upon cargo, C.O.D. shipments, and actions and proceedings involving charges and overcharges.

Also included is an appendix of forms. The full text of relevant statutes, regulations, and international treaties are reprinted in Goods in Transit: Selected Regulations, Statutes, and Treaties, republished annually. Some of the relevant primary source reprinted in these portable softcover volumes includes: