Tort Law became a subject of great interest to me, particularly as I refined my study techniques. Initially, my approach to notetaking was rather haphazard, with a tendency to jumble various concepts together in a manner that was clear only to myself. This method proved to be inefficient. Over time, I developed a keen appreciation for organization and began to incorporate elements of the Outline and Cornell note-taking methods. This transformation in my study habits led to the creation of a comprehensive set of notes on Tort Law. These notes cover essential concepts such as negligence, intentional torts, strict liability, product liability, and defamation, among others. They are structured in a way that not only facilitates easy comprehension but also serves as a reliable resource for revisiting the intricate details of Tort Law. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or a student brushing up on legal principles, these notes are designed to be a dependable tool for deepening your understanding of Tort Law.