Which area of law concerns disputes between individuals and organizations?

• A. Civil Law
• B. Criminal Law
• C. Administrative Law
• D. Contract Law

Answer: (A)

Civil law deals with disputes between private parties, including individuals and organizations, and covers issues like contracts, property, and personal injury. The aim is to resolve these conflicts and provide remedies such as monetary damages or injunctions. This differs from criminal law, which involves crimes prosecuted by the government; administrative law, which governs how government agencies create and apply rules; and contract law, which is a specific civil-law topic about binding agreements. So civil law is the broad area that covers disputes between individuals and organizations.