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Pete offered liz a job at his new law firm. In anticipation, liz quit her job at mega firm, bought a new computer and invested in a new set of law books. Shortly before her anticipated start date with pete's firm, pete informed liz that he had changed his mind and no longer wanted her. Liz may recover under the doctrine of:

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Pete offered Liz a job at his new law firm. In anticipation, Liz quit her job at Mega Firm, bought a new computer and invested in a new set of law books. Shortly before her anticipated start date with Pete's firm, Pete informed Liz that he had changed his mind and no longer wanted her. Liz may recover under the doctrine of:.

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It is generally recommended that you acquire at least a bachelor's degree prior to becoming a stock broker. You may consider pursuing a degree in accounting, economics, business, or finance. A master's degree is not necessary, but many employers prefer it if you pursue advanced positions within the company.

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