Legal Scams in American Law

Author: Zhang Zherui
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The articles in the book strive to be both profound and accessible, catering to professional legal practitioners and a broad readership. Especially for students, scholars, and business professionals heading to the United States, it is highly recommended. Readers from diverse professions and backgrounds can enhance their understanding of American society, culture, and law through these compelling examples, ensuring they gain valuable insights.
A child bitten by a dog in the U.S. is told by the court, "Every dog has the right to bite a mouth"—is this really the case? An old man clears land on American soil and is later ruled the legitimate owner of the land—what’s the secret behind this? The energy giant Enron collapses, leaving countless investors bankrupt, yet several top executives are imprisoned—why? The "King of Gambling" is denied entry to a casino but sues the U.S. gambling establishment in court—can he really "win" this time? Fireworks meant for celebration turn into a disaster, and the neighbor injured by the explosion seeks compensation—how will it be resolved?