Description
This outline covers various topics from a first year course on torts taught by John C. Harrison, including:
intentional torts with respective privileges/justifications
strict liability
vicarious liability
the role of the judge vs. the jury
the law of negligence and various historical standards
res ipsa loquitur
negligence per se
cause in fact and proximate/legal cause
defenses to negligence
comparative vs. contributory negligence
affirmative duties
the torts of negligent infliction of emotional harm and defamation
As well as thorough economic and incentives analysis of many of these topics.
Highlights
- Grade: A
- Institution: University of Virginia (unaffiliated)
- Country: United States
- Level: Juris Doctor
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