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Medical law in the United States refers to the legal principles, policies, and regulations that govern the medical field.
Property law in the United States is a complex area that governs the ownership, use, and transfer of real and personal property.
Insurance law is the principal subset of law that oversees the insurance sector, which entails comprehensive agreements between an insurer and an insured party.
Education law involves a diverse range of issues from representing children with poor access to education to special education law to education reform.
Transport or Transportation Law describes the body of law dealing with all forms of transportation
Government actions increasingly affect companies involved in the global trade of goods and services.
The purpose of criminal law is to provide a society with a set of rules regarding legal and illegal behavior
Civil litigation is a term used to describe the legal process applied to non-criminal matters
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