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• Commercial law

  "Commercial law" is the examination of the constantly changing legal puzzles that face businesses of all sizes and types.

  Several topics in "Commercial law" include tax, non-profits, and...

• Constitutional law

  Scholars who research "Constitutional law" look at A body that defines the role, powers, and structure of different entities within a state. Some motivations are Major focus of legal studies and...

• Insolvency and bankruptcy law

  People who study "Insolvency and bankruptcy law" investigate The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is the bankruptcy law of India which seeks to consolidate the existing framework by...

• Environmental law

  Scholars who research "Environmental law" look at pollution, regulatory regimes, legal principles. Some questions in "Environmental law" involve Pollution control, Resource sustainability,...

• Law of the sea

  "Law of the sea" is the field of international law, maritime matters, sea rights. Some reasons we look at "Law of the sea" include learn and know the challenges and happenings of sea. marine...

• Church and state law

  People who study "Church and state law" investigate the interactions between religion and state laws. Kenneth Wald and Allison Calhoun-Brown are a few specialists of "Church and state law". Some...

• Comparative law

  "Comparative law" is the study of differences and similarities between the law (legal systems) of different countries. common law, the civil law, socialist law, Canon law, Jewish Law, Islamic law,...

• Restitution law

  "Restitution law" is the study of gains-based recovery, jurisprudence, enrichment. Several topics in "Restitution law" include legal remedy, judgment, personal liability. A few scholars of...

• Medical legislation

  People who study "Medical legislation" investigate different laws that affect the medical field. Peter Edemekong and Bonnie F. Fremgen are some authorities of "Medical legislation". Some motivations...

• Intellectual property law

  "Intellectual property law" is the examination of category of property that includes intangible creations of the human intellect and it's law. Some subfields in "Intellectual property law" include...

• Government measures in time of war, national emergency, or economic crisis

  "Government measures in time of war, national emergency, or economic crisis" is how the government responds to a state of emergency. A few scholars of "Government measures in time of war, national...

• Civil law

  People who study "Civil law" investigate The study of crime, or _, is rich with different philosophies as to why people commit ... Civil law. What is the burden of proof necessary to win a civil...

• Arbitration and award

  Scholars who research "Arbitration and award" look at judgement and reward process. Some questions in "Arbitration and award" involve What is arbitration? How are awards decided? What is the history...

• Religious law

  People who study "Religious law" investigate ethical and moral codes taught by religious traditions e.g. Christian canon law. Several topics in "Religious law" include How does religion influence...

• Constitutional history

  "Constitutional history" is the study of the history of the US constitution. A few notable experts of "Constitutional history" include Erwin Chemerinsky, Akhil Amar, Mark Tushnet. learn the reasons...

• Juvenile criminal law

  "Juvenile criminal law" is a "status offense" involving conduct that would not be a crime if it were committed by an adult. A few scholars of "Juvenile criminal law" include Jodi Lane, Stephen J....

• Veterinary laws

  "Veterinary laws" is the rules and regulations that govern animal care professionals. Some subfields in "Veterinary laws" include Veterinary Practice Act, Veterinary Common Law, and licensing. ...

• Public property law

  "Public property law" is public property, public and private partnership owned property. Professionals of "Public property law" include Lee Fennell, Ellen Goodman, Lisa Larrimore Ouellette. People...

• Criminal law

  "Criminal law" is the study of the legal system's enforcement apparatus, including the police and courts. Some motivations are function effectively as practitioners in the criminal justice system....

• Property law

  People who study "Property law" investigate principles, policies, and rules by which disputes over property are to be resolved and by which property transactions may be structured. develops one's...

• Trade regulations

  "Trade regulations" is the field of a field of law that deals with unfair or deceptive business practices. measure the impact of standards or technical regulations is some of the cause to...

• Form and structure of government

  "Form and structure of government" is the examination of how various governing bodies and systems were established and how they have evolved through to modern times.

  organize human interactions...

• Food and drugs law

  People who study "Food and drugs law" investigate Laws and statutes relating to food and drugs. Jennifer L. Bragg, Jeffrey N. Gibbs are some authorities of "Food and drugs law". Some motivations are...

• Science research law

  "Science research law" is the field of bioethical issues related to practices such as abortion and euthanasia. People study "Science research law" in order to allow or restrict science from...

• Education law

  "Education law" is the examination of The body of state and federal law that covers teachers, schools, school districts, school boards, and the students they teach. Lynn Brown, Patrick W. Mckee are...

• Law societies

  Scholars who research "Law societies" look at legal rules and decisions. Why study "Law societies"? understand the many ways in which law is socially and historically constructed in different...

• Public health law

  People who study "Public health law" investigate the authority of the government at jurisdictional levels to improve the health of it's people. Several topics in "Public health law" include Health...

• Alcohol law

  "Alcohol law" is The legal drinking age in India and the laws which regulate the sale and consumption. Some subfields in "Alcohol law" include Alcohol law covers criminal, administrative, and...

• Maritime law

  "Maritime law" is the examination of The governing laws and rules that are following while on the oceans. Why study "Maritime law"? Know the laws and regulations in international waters. Jeff...

• Contract law

  "Contract law" is the field of A contract is a legally-binding agreement which recognises and governs the rights and duties of the parties to the agreement. Some subfields in "Contract law" include...

• Family law

  Scholars who research "Family law" look at domestic relations, family matters, domestic partnerships. Some reasons we look at "Family law" include learn and know the challenges and happenings of the...

• Legal composition and draftsmanship

  "Legal composition and draftsmanship" is Legal writing and comprehensive analysis. Sidney F. Parham, Jr., William A. Robson, Reed Dickerson are a few specialists of "Legal composition and...

• Public welfare law

  "Public welfare law" is the study of the legal aspect of government support systems for citizens. Some questions in "Public welfare law" involve History, Legislation, Funding, Forms. Russel Shorto,...

• Legal aid

  People who study "Legal aid" investigate Payment from public funds allowed, in cases of need, to help pay for legal advice or proceedings. A few scholars of "Legal aid" include Moore, Sarah and...

• Outer space law

  "Outer space law" is the body of laws, agreements and treaties that govern outer space and records its activity. Some questions in "Outer space law" involve What law applies in space and why are they...

• Military law

  "Military law" is Every state requires a code of laws and regulations for the raising, maintenance, and administration of its armed forces. Civilians, Prisoners of war, Court-martial, The ombudsman...

• Jewish law

  "Jewish law" is the study of Is the collective body of Jewish religious laws derived from the written and Oral Torah..Halakha is based on biblical commandments (mitzvot), subsequent Talmudic and...

• Interpretation and construction of law

  People who study "Interpretation and construction of law" investigate identifies the meaning of words or actions, construction their legal effect. Some questions in "Interpretation and construction...

• History of canon law

  "History of canon law" is the study of ancient traditions, norms, and customs. Several topics in "History of canon law" include medieval life and society, legal systems, and legislative procedures. ...

• Treaties and other international agreements

  "Treaties and other international agreements" is the field of The United States Treaties and Other International Agreements (UST) contains all treaties and international agreements of the United...

• Torts

  "Torts" is A tort, in common law jurisdictions, is a civil wrong that causes a claimant to suffer loss or harm resulting in legal liability for the person who commits the tortious act. Several topics...

• Jurisprudence, philosophy and theory of law

  "Jurisprudence, philosophy and theory of law" is the study of the nature of law and law's relationship to other systems of norms, especially ethics and political philosophy. better understand the...

• Law of the Roman Catholic Church

  "Law of the Roman Catholic Church" is the field of the legal system of the Christian Western empire during the middle-age. People study "Law of the Roman Catholic Church" in order to understand the...

• Islamic law

  People who study "Islamic law" investigate the religious laws forming part of the Islamic tradition. Some motivations are understand the origins and applications of Islamic religious laws....

• Family law

  People who study "Family law" investigate the law that deals with family matters and domestic relations. Some questions in "Family law" involve divorce, custody, civil unions. People study "Family...

• Court organization and procedure

  "Court organization and procedure" is the examination of how the courts in the United States work together to interpret law. Why study "Court organization and procedure"? better learn how to proceed...

• Labor law

  People who study "Labor law" investigate an area of law related to the relationship between trade unions, employers, and the government. child labor laws, workers' compensation, and labor unions are...

• Insurance law

  Scholars who research "Insurance law" look at the laws and statutes pertaining to all types of insurance. A few scholars of "Insurance law" include Bradley A. Levin, Jeremy A. Sitcoff. When was...

• Reparation law

  People who study "Reparation law" investigate replenishment of a previously inflicted loss by the criminal to the victim. Some motivations are learn how slaves can be repaid for their labor....

• Legal research

  "Legal research" is the field of legal documents that will aid in finding a solution to a legal problem. Some reasons we look at "Legal research" include find an answer to a legal question or...

• History of law

  "History of law" is the examination of The history and development of legal systems throughout human society. A few scholars of "History of law" include Elizabeth Dale, Xingzhong Yu. People study...