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Okay, so i'm going to take each statement question separately.
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So for the first one, you want to access westlaw.
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To begin, you would need to log into your westlaw account.
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Westlaw is a legal research service that provides access to a vast database of legal resources, sources, including case law statutes, statutes, and secondary sources.
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Number two, search for the liget group incorporated davis.
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Once logged in, use the search bar to look up the case liget group incorporated v.
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Davis.
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The case should appear in the search results and you can click on it to view the case details.
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Then you want to identify the yellow flag.
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When viewing the case you should notice a yellow flag symbol next to the case name.
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This flag indicates the case has some negative history but has not been reversed or overturned.
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I'm sorry or overruled not overturned.
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To find out the specific negative treatment, click on the flag or the negative treatment tab associated with the case.
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Review the negative history after clicking on the yellow flag or the negative treatment tab.
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You will be presented with a list of cases or legal authorities that have given the case negative treatment.
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Note the specific cases or statutes that have cited leggett group incorporated versus davis negatively along with the dates of those decisions.
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Understand legal research pyramid.
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At the top of the legal research pyramid on west's law is a primary law.
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Primary law refers to the actual legal statutes, regulations, and case law that are binding and authoritative.
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For legal decisions.
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Explore law school course outline shells.
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Westlaw provides resources for law students, including outline shells for various law school courses.
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To find these, navigate to the law student section and search for outline shells within westlaw.
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These shells are templates for students to use when creating their own course outline the national reporter system so the national reporter system is divided into seven regions.
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Okay.
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It's the pacific, atlantic, north, eastern, northwestern, southeastern, southwestern, and central.
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Each region has its own set of regional reporters.
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And these reporters compile judicial opinions from state courts within the region.
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Then you want to research hipaa.
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You're going to perform an internet search for hipaa, find out what it stands for, when it is enacted, and where to find the government information.
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Hipaa stands for health insurance probability, i'm sorry, portability, not probability, portability and accountability act.
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It was enacted in 1996.
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Information about hipaa can be found on the u .s.
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Department of health and human services...