Build your understanding and confidence in the key concepts surrounding Tort Law via the practical applications and assessments Law of Tort, 15th edition by John Cooke supports undergraduates in learning and applying tort law to problem scenarios, helping you develop your critical skills and evaluate the law’s effect in today’s socio-economic context. This updated edition introduces you to the substantive Tort Law and its application, building your learning, skills, and confidence through activities, self-tests, and writing tasks. It enables you to apply the law in engaging real-life problem scenarios and debate key areas that will prepare you for your legal career. Renowned for its student-friendly approach and excellent coverage of practical cases and examples, this updated edition gives a clear overview of the law and is a must-read if you are studying the LLB or GDL/SQE1. Key Features: Case and Chapter summaries explain key aspects of each topic. Embedded assessments such as quizzes and writing activities challenge you to check your understanding of the topics introduced. End-of-chapter exercises 'Apply the Law' and 'Evaluate the Law', encourage you to apply what you have learned in a case scenario. Real life scenario activities allow you to think like a lawyer and give client advice based on evidence from a real-life case file. Examples on recent relevant cases, demonstrate how theory applies to real life.
