Law

Students entering a Juris Doctorate law degree program will develop a wide range of skills that are applicable to both the practice of law and business. Student learn to analyze a client’s legal problems or concerns, research applicable case, statutory, and regulatory laws, as well as develop an effective legal strategy. With time and practice those who become attorneys will master the strategy of representing client fully while at the same time understanding how to uphold their legal responsibilities.

What is a Monopoly?

Teacher’s Summary

In “Competition in Indonesian Law,” Heather Mills expertly explores the complexities of monopolies and business competition through the lens of Indonesian legal frameworks. Drawing parallels between chemical reactions and market dynamics, Mills offers a unique interdisciplinary analysis that …

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Butterfield v. Forrester

The social problems that society was originally trying to solve were how to equitably resolve issues of liability in negligence cases. In the case of Butterfield v. Forrester (1809), the plaintiff was injured after striking an obstruction in the roadway. …

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Crime Rate Fluctuation

Many sociologist and criminal theorist have attempted to explain fluctuation in the crime rates at both a state and national level through out America. Perhaps one of the most widely scrutinized and debated relationships is that between the crime rate …

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Silkwood vs. Kerr-McGee

Twenty-seven years ago, US anti-nuclear activist, Karen Silkwood, was fighting in an uphill battle against Kerr-McGee Metallography Laboratory. Sadly after months of preparation and hard work for the case, Karen was killed in a fatal car crash. She

didn’t even …

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