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FREE Law Review Course - Tort Worries?

Update (Nov. 22) - This contest is now over. But you can still get a low-cost license over at Law Study Systems.

With fall breaks under way or over, law school final exams are just around the corner. AAAHHH!!!

Just kidding. There’s no reason to panic. There are lots of great tools to help you ace your exams.

Law Study Systems is definitely one to check out. They have online review courses for Contracts, Torts, and Criminal Law. And you can win a free pass to their Torts course!!

All you have to do is post a comment on this article that answers the following question. I will pick a random comment from the post, and notify that person that he/she has won. The winner will receive instructions to register for the FREE Torts Essentials course (a $30 value!).

In your Torts studies, what topic seems the hardest to understand or makes you the most nervous?

I’ll go first, to break the ice. Since I just took the Virginia bar exam, I definitely spent some time studying torts. Negligence makes me nervous. It’s a slippery ball of snot!

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October 12, 2007 by Andrew Flusche

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5 Responses to “FREE Law Review Course - Tort Worries?”

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October 12th, 2007

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dreamy1
October 13th, 2007

The one thing about my Torts Class that gave me the confuzzled look a lot was Negligence. It’s hard to tell who’s at fault sometimes, and what percentage if any the injured party is at fault. Since I live in NY, where this is a factor, I spent a lot of time studying it.
Dining Tables
October 15th, 2007

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Robert
November 18th, 2007

I must say that Products Liability, which covers manufacturing/design defects and warnings give troubles. It seems to be a public policy argument most of th e time. The law doesn’t really have a “rule” that applies. I guess each case is different, hence the “guidelines” rather than strict rule.
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April 11th, 2008

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