This course covers the law of civil injuries, including both intended and unintended interference with personal and property interests, as well as liability without fault.
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3 comments:
I really enjoy Levy, he is an amazing professor.
Pros
He knows the topic really really well and he is really organized.
He gives reviews at the end of each major topic.
Cons
Can't think of any...wait he talks a little slow, which is soothing enough to make it hard to pay attention at times.
I really did not enjoy Levy, a nice man but not a good professor. Dreadfully slow and covered topics far too superficially. Too easy and boring.
Liked him a lot. He's very clear in his presentation. His expertise and comfort with both the material and the classroom make his class great.
Only cons may be a little too much classroom discussion. But that's a defect of 1L classes in general.
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