Treatises provides an in-depth look at a specific area of law. Treatises can be a great starting point for researching a specific area of law. Although treatises are secondary sources, the background information that treatises provide can lead to primary sources or provide persuasion for a legal argument.
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Injunctions and Restraining Orders in Ohio by Administrative Law
Appellate Practice
Banking Law
Bankruptcy Law
Education Law
Elder Law
Employment Law
Estates, Wills, and Trusts
Evidence
Insurance Law
Professional Conduct
Securities Law
Tax Law
Workers' Compensation Law
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