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Antitrust Law
The ability to perform a critical review for an environmental report is an essential skill required by US lawyers and consultants. This study explains what to look for in these reports and how to interpret them. It provides definitions and explains terminology, shows how to determine if the report is accurate, and describes how to identify improper assumptions. It also illustrates how to tell if a report meets legal requirements such as evidentiary standards.
400 pages, Hardcover
First published February 1, 1995
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