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    Contract Law: Law School Outlines, #3
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    Contract Law: Law School Outlines, #3

    By Matt Racine

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    About this ebook

    This outline is the outline I wish I had for my 1L Contracts courses.


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    One of the best ways to succeed in law school is to have skeleton outlines prepared in advance of class.

    That way, you already have a roadmap of where the day's lecture will go.

    It cuts down on confusion, allowing you to pay more attention to the lecture and learn the law more quickly.

    The more quickly you learn the law, the more likely you will be successful on your exams because you will have had more time to process legal concepts.

    This CONTRACTS outline is designed to give you the essential information you need to understand tort law as taught in US law schools.

    Use it for preparation prior to class, for review after class, and in advance of your final exam.

    ***

    This is a compact, actionable outline.

    It will help you succeed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLake George Press
    Release dateJun 11, 2015
    ISBN9781513016627
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