Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the core concepts, principles, and rules of relevant topics within the Law of Torts.2. Critically engage with, and analyse and evaluate, the core legal concepts, principles and rules, and identify the complexities, conflicts and inconsistencies in relevant topics within the Law of Torts.3. Identify legal issues raised by factual and hypothetical scenarios and apply relevant principles and rules to them.4. Identify and use relevant primary and secondary legal sources in respect of relevant topics within the Law of Torts.5. Demonstrate good English communication skills, including problem solving and essay writing skills. Completing your assessment What am I required to do on this assessment?The coursework is a problem-based research portfolio. This will explore the principles of negligence (a Semester One topic), which is submitted as an individual piece of work in the form of a 2,000 word essay.The coursework is based on a hypothetical problem scenario which will require you to look at different aspects of a negligence claim. Possible aspects of the coursework may include:• Duty of care• Breach• Causation• Remoteness• Defences• Wider policy considerations
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