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If you liked Thoughts on torts by Richard L. Abel, start with Speech & respect (1994), Between Market and State: The Legal Profession in Turmoil, and English lawyers between market and state (2003). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after Thoughts on torts?

BookOrb recommends Speech & respect (1994), Between Market and State: The Legal Profession in Turmoil, English lawyers between market and state (2003), Law's Wars (2019), and The Politics of informal justice (1982).

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Who wrote Thoughts on torts?

Thoughts on torts is by Richard L. Abel.