Law Without Lawyers. A Compendium of Business and Domestic Law

Law without Lawyers is a comprehensive guide to law and legal procedures for the common person. Written by Henry Bascom Corey, this book explains legal concepts, procedures, and terminology in simple language. It is an essential guide for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and homemakers who want to navigate the legal maze without the help of lawyers.
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