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What is practical law UK?
Practical Law is an online legal ‘know how’ service. It provides resources, such as practice notes, current awareness and standard documents to help with legal practice and providing legal advice. It is integrated with resources on the Westlaw UK service.
What is practical law used for?
Practical Law® is the source of trusted, readily available standard documents, practice notes, checklists, legal updates, how-to guides, and more. It helps firms enhance productivity, increase efficiency, and improve response time — allowing you to add more value to your client.
Who owns practical law?
West
Thomson Reuters (Professional) UK Ltd.
Practical Law Company/Parent organizations
What is Reliance law?
Reliance is legal concept defining the dependence by one person on another person’s or entity’s statements or actions, particularly where the person acts upon such dependence.
Is Practical Law reliable?
Practical Law is an online legal know how service. It provides rigorous peer reviewed resources, such as practice notes, current awareness and standard documents to help you work smarter and advise with confidence.
What is practical law market?
What’s Market provides a database of summaries for publicly filed deals that allows you to analyze and compare terms or features across multiple deals and contains links to the underlying public documents.
What is PLC law firm?
PLC Law Group is a Los Angeles based law firm, specializing in civil rights/police brutality violations, criminal defense and personal injury cases.
Is practical law included in Westlaw?
Stop reinventing the wheel! Use Practical Law (available through Westlaw at Jenkins*) to find features like standard documents and clauses, checklists, toolkits, legal updates, state-specific guidance, and more. Practical Law is a valuable resource from WestlawNext and Jenkins.
What is the reasonable reliance rule?
reasonable reliance. n. particularly in contracts, what a prudent person would believe and act upon if told something by another. Typically, a person is promised a profit or other benefit, and in reliance takes steps in reliance on the promise, only to find the statements or promises were not true or were exaggerated.
What is Expedition theory?
When parties contract at a distance, questions arise as to when and where acceptance takes place. Another exception is the postal contract, which is governed by the expedition theory, according to which the contract comes into being as soon as the offeree has posted the letter of acceptance.