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Understanding torts

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Matthew Bender, 1996 - Law - 478 pages
This treatise is the perfect complement to first-year tort courses & is suitable for use with any tort casebook. Concise & authoritative,

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This book was recommended to me by my Torts professor in law school, and it quickly became my best friend through my Torts courses. It's a quick read that hits straight to the point and explains ... Read full review

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This book will get you from F to A- in one week flat. Don't bother going to class. Just read it. Read full review

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TitleUnderstanding torts
Legal text series
Student guide series
AuthorsJohn L. Diamond, Lawrence C. Levine, M. Stuart Madden
Editionreprint
PublisherMatthew Bender, 1996
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized16 Apr 2008
ISBN0820524867, 9780820524863
Length478 pages
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Law / Torts
Torts
Torts/ United States
  
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