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Sweet & Maxwell Ltd

London, United Kingdom

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What Sweet & Maxwell Ltd does.

Sweet & Maxwell Ltd is a British firm with 225 years' experience in publishing legal knowledge. They offer books, e-books, and journals covering all areas of English law. The company operates specifically for the United Kingdom and uses the brands W. Green and Round Hall. Their products include specialist books on various fields of law such as criminal law, civil law, and business law. Sweet & Maxwell is known for their publications like "The White Book" and "Clerk & Lindsell on Torts". The firm has its headquarters in the United Kingdom and serves different legal areas in the United Kingdom, EU, and internationally.

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