Category: Law

Table of Contents Abstract An overview of the subject Discussion References Abstract The terrorist attack on the United States in September 11th 2001 called for the image of a secure homeland for nations all over the world. Several plans were put into place to outline different visions and missions in the Department’s Quadrennial Homeland Security…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary Reference List Introduction People make mistakes and it is obvious that people forgive, however, when it deals with medical malpractice, the mistakes are forbidden, however, they still occur. Ybarra v. Spangard is a case study which deals with a specific situation when doctor’s mistake has lead to patient’s injury. Clinical…

Table of Contents Introduction Appointment of Judges to the International Courts Independence of Judges in the International Courts Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction The international community is more interconnected than it has ever been in the history of humanity. Trade is one of the factors that have made it necessary for different countries to engage at…

Table of Contents Definition/Explanation of Statute of Limitations Similarities and Differences Caps on Recovery of Damages Caps on Attorney Fees Works Cited Definition/Explanation of Statute of Limitations Statute of Limitations, in general, refers to the laws setting the deadline for filing lawsuits within a certain time after the occurrence of the events, which constitute the…

Table of Contents Introduction Union Organizing Process Essence Steps in a Union Organizing Process Advantages and Disadvantages of Unionization for Employees and Employers Conclusion Reference Introduction Modern employees face a number of challenges during a working process. Sometimes, they need a good motivation boost to achieve the desired goals, or they must work hard to…

Table of Contents Introduction Criminal liability Apparent agency References Introduction There are many differences between the vicarious liabilities a corporate criminal liability. Vicarious liability arises when one person commits torts and the principal is held liable. The wrong doer is reliable to the injured person but the other person possibly the principal jointly becomes liable…

Table of Contents Ratio decidendi Obiter dicta The House of the Lords The court of appeal and the doctrine of precedent How the Doctrine of Precedent works Bibliography The doctrine of judicial precedent explains the importance of case law within the judicial system. It refers to the lawyers’ term for the legal experience. People tend…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is among the key pieces of legislation for businesses operating in the United States. It serves to establish conditions and requirements regarding a minimum wage, working hours, child labor, overtime compensation, and recordkeeping for private companies and government agencies. One…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Literature review Research methodology Analysis of the findings Conclusion References Abstract Law firms and lawyers in the United Kingdom are facing complex and compelling challenges in order to remain viable and competitive in the market. In the last few decades, the legal profession has undergone greater transformations due to deregulation,…

Table of Contents Introduction Historical Background Principal Ways of Financing the Welfare State Financing Trends in Mature Welfare States Conclusion Reference List Introduction In a century faced with significant global financial crises, discussing financing welfare state as an issue of urgency has become inevitable. Obscurity in the way in which welfare states are financed has…