California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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Page 40
... tort law , whereby the courts do not look to outdated concepts of privity or of proximate cause , but instead focus upon the socio - economic role of the defendant in order to determine the scope of the defendant's liabil- ity . Mr ...
... tort law , whereby the courts do not look to outdated concepts of privity or of proximate cause , but instead focus upon the socio - economic role of the defendant in order to determine the scope of the defendant's liabil- ity . Mr ...
Page 58
... tort . The claim of malpractice is grounded more often in tort , however , which has recognized the ** foreseeability " of harm for many years , as the standard for determin- ing the persons who may sue . The Supreme Court in Lucas ...
... tort . The claim of malpractice is grounded more often in tort , however , which has recognized the ** foreseeability " of harm for many years , as the standard for determin- ing the persons who may sue . The Supreme Court in Lucas ...
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... tort system that O'Connell dislikes so much include : one , fault determines liability ; two , contributory negli ... tort system to do the job of accident insurance , something it was never intended or designed to do . He finds the tort ...
... tort system that O'Connell dislikes so much include : one , fault determines liability ; two , contributory negli ... tort system to do the job of accident insurance , something it was never intended or designed to do . He finds the tort ...
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Associate Editors | 4 |
Incoming Presidents Message | 13 |
CTLA Convention Luncheon Address | 29 |
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