Are you against advertising? I wouldn't mind if you added them. I can't donate to you directly but I wished there was some way for you to recoup some money some how
when will complete the entire set of this videos that cover all topics as in the slides in this video? asking because have assessments coming u and would need to know if it is any time soon
We'll be covering the following topics: 1. Negligence: Duty of Care 2. Negligence: Psychiatric Harm & Pure Economic Loss 3. Negligence: Breach of Duty 4. Causation 5. Employers' & Vicarious Liability 6. Occupiers' Liability 7. Nuisance 8. Defamation
I am not, but I was a PhD researcher in International Law before putting that on pause to work on this project. I hold a BA in Philosophy and an LLM in International Law.
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Good video
Are you against advertising? I wouldn't mind if you added them. I can't donate to you directly but I wished there was some way for you to recoup some money some how
Hello. Are the videos on battery, assault, and false imprisonment removed?? Can't find them anymore :( They were super useful for my revision
They have been, but we have new lessons coming out very soon!
when will complete the entire set of this videos that cover all topics as in the slides in this video? asking because have assessments coming u and would need to know if it is any time soon
These lessons come out every Saturday. However, you can access them all now with a Level 2 membership!
How many topics will u be covering? All of them?
We'll be covering the following topics:
1. Negligence: Duty of Care
2. Negligence: Psychiatric Harm & Pure Economic Loss
3. Negligence: Breach of Duty
4. Causation
5. Employers' & Vicarious Liability
6. Occupiers' Liability
7. Nuisance
8. Defamation
Hi, where can I find all of your videos on the subject?
New videos will be released very soon!
@@thelawacademy1 thank you so much ! I find them very helpful for my SQE prep
Difference between Tort law and Criminal law?
tort law is civil, ie. from one private individual to the other. whilst criminal law is prosecution, ie. state vs private individual for a crime
May I ask if are you a lecturer or professor sir?
I am not, but I was a PhD researcher in International Law before putting that on pause to work on this project.
I hold a BA in Philosophy and an LLM in International Law.