Tort Law
Personal Tort Law
... Personal Tort Law SMU Law Review Volume 64 | Issue 1 Article 22 2011 Personal Tort Law Meredith J Duncan Jacquelyn Craig Follow this and additional works at https //scholar smu edu/smulr This Article[.] ...
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Is Tort Law a Form of Institutionalized Revenge?
... light, tort law serves primarily to give injury victims a means of imposing onerous burdens on their ...injunction, tort law enables victims to restrict their injurers’ freedom of action, and ...
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Health and life insurance as an alternative to malpractice tort law
... Health and life insurers would provide nearly all of the social benefits of tort law. The insurer could reward and penalize providers based on average patient outcomes. Observing poorly executed care, the ...
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Quantum tort law: the law of torts in a probabilistic world
... of tort law is strongly limited by the requirement of causation that is indeed heterogeneous to the idea of loss ...that tort law has to achieve ...why tort law should be an ...
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Introduction : legislation and the shape of tort law
... expanding tort liability, or limiting tort liability, or restating and remaking an area of tort ...on tort law will necessarily have to be more complex than ...of tort liability, ...
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The Uneasy Place of Principle in Tort Law
... The Uneasy Place of Principle in Tort Law SMU Law Review Volume 49 | Issue 3 Article 10 1996 The Uneasy Place of Principle in Tort Law George C Christie Follow this and additional works at https //sch[.] ...
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Unlawfulness in Western European Tort Law
... Swiss Law. In Koziol, H., Uni- fication of Tort Law: Wrongfulness, Kluwer Law International, The Hague, 116, Appealing As Well to the Semantic Structure of art 41 Or in Comparison with the ...
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France: French Tort Law in the Light of European Harmonization
... on Tort Law, and the author of the present article, who joined the Group in 2002, was not a member of the Catala taskforce nor of the Terré Group and had limited contacts with members of both groups during ...
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Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Comparative Perspective
... among themselves on the precise mix of policy objectives, such that a “one-size-fits-all” rule would necessarily deprive at least some of them of the opportunity to pursue their goals. For example, the Nor- wegian ...
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Offsetting Risks in Tort Law: Theoretical and Practical Difficulties
... to tort law, which serves as a basis for both these doctrines to be discussed—this approach does not consider the question of whether the outcome is beneficial to the in- jurers or the injured parties, ...
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Pain and Suffering, Noneconomic Damages, and the Goals of Tort Law
... Pain and Suffering, Noneconomic Damages, and the Goals of Tort Law SMU Law Review Volume 57 | Issue 1 Article 8 2004 Pain and Suffering , Noneconomic Damages, and the Goals of Tort Law Joseph H King J[.] ...
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The Failure of Decoupling Liability and Other Mistakes in Tort Law
... of tort law such as to induce the party that is not the residual bearer to completely internalize the costs of his behavior in every aspect, given that the marginal cost of the damage arising from their ...
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Chapter 1 What is tort law?
... where tort law comes ...criminal law aims to punish wrongdoers on behalf of society, tort law aims to compensate the person who has suffered ...
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Personal Tort Law
... Personal Tort Law SMU Law Review Volume 63 | Issue 2 Article 23 2010 Personal Tort Law Meredith J Duncan Follow this and additional works at https //scholar smu edu/smulr This Article is brought to yo[.] ...
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Tort Law Tally. How State Tort Reforms Affect Tort Losses and Tort Insurance Premiums
... America’s tort-liability system. His U.S. Tort Liability Index has ranked the 50 states according to their tort costs, litigation risks, and tort reforms since ...Which tort reforms ...
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Interaction between Regulatory Law and Tort Law in Controlling Toxic Chemical Exposure
... Interaction between Regulatory Law and Tort Law in Controlling Toxic Chemical Exposure SMU Law Review Volume 47 | Issue 3 Article 3 1994 Interaction between Regulatory Law and Tort Law in Controlling[.] ...
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Interpreting Tort Law
... of law, interpretation carries an implication of ...actual tort law exerts any constraint on the process, the starting point is a flawed set of data and the con- clusion is nothing more than the best ...
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Impact from Texas Tort Law on Damages Recovered
... role tort law should play in each ...to tort law as a potential avenue for controlling the rising ...level tort law reform succeeds at reducing payments in the tort ...
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Tort law: an introduction
... The result of the fault principle is that two people who have suffered exactly the same injuries may receive very different levels of compensation. For example, John and Jim both lose the use of their legs in separate ...
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Serious Tort Law Reform
... 78. Examples of offset statutes in the medical malpractice area include: FLA.. ting tort law on a pay-as-needed basis, however, notwithstanding my wish to make tort d[r] ...
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