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In Bittel this court explained " when conduct could satisfy the elements of both a breach of contract or of an independent tort , unless the conduct is permitted by the express provisions of a contract , a plaintiff may pursue both remedies . We develop these arguments through consideration of specific conceptions of fairness that are employed in major areas of law : tort , contract , legal procedure , and law enforcement . Nor will the most perfect knowledge of the nature and extent of a right , any infringement of which will be an affirmative tort , necessarily enable one to say what acts will , and what will not , constitute an infringement of the right . Actions in personam are founded upon torts , actual or threatened , or upon breaches of personal obligations , actual or threatened . The sample of civil trial cases excluded civil cases that were not tort , contract , or real property rights cases . ) Provides students with basic understanding of legal liability , the risk management process , negligence , intentional torts , constitutional torts , strict liability , standard of care , attractive nuisance , and other legal subjects . I ’ m glad Professor Ford forced us into groups during 1L Torts , because I would have never joined one otherwise . Business Law is the study of laws that pertain specifically to business ; like contracts , torts , real and intellectual property , anti-trust , business related crimes and cyber law . Part IV discusses the expansion of the wrongful adoption tort , based on the agency 's fiduciary duty toward hard to place children , to protect their special interests . He has both under-graduate and post-graduate teaching interests in Private Law ( Law of Contract , Law of Torts , Remedies ) and Public Law ( Constitutional and Administrative Law , Human Rights Law , Responsive Regulation ) and is currently supervising 3 PhD students .