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A Note on the Equivalence between Contractual and Tort Liability [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to conciliate some conclusions of the economic theories of breach of contract and tort law. The main result is that the two efficient alternatives that tort law identifies (negligence rule and strict liability with a defense of ...
Germán Coloma, Sergio Pernice
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Segon bloc de comunicacions presentades al "2024 Symposium Tort Law Reform in Europe and Beyond: Why is Tort Law Reform so Difficult?" sobre la reforma de la Llei de Danys a diferents llocs, a càrrec de Gabriel Settler, Bruna de Souza Moulin Alcântara da
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Rethinking the Illegality Defence in Tort Law
, 2010 Reform of the illegality defence in tort law was proposed by the Law Commission (England and Wales) in its 2009 Consultative Report on The Illegality Defence and more importantly, the House of Lords weighed in on this debate with its recent landmark ...
Yap, PJ
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, 2007 Tort liability often turns to a substantial degree on an actor's good or bad luck. For example, a driver may be lucky to be more skilled than average, or unlucky to be less. Alternatively, she may be lucky to avoid hitting a pedestrian, or unlucky to hit
Goldberg, John C. P. +3 more
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Quantum Tort Law: The Law of Torts in a Probalistic World
, 2015 Despite the findings of natural scientists and philosophers, the law of torts is still clinging on a strictly deterministic (in the Laplacian sense) idea of the world. Probabilistic considerations are not alien to the legal world, yet they are generally regarded as ad hoc exceptions to handle particularly complex cases.
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The Scandinavian Law of Torts: Impact of Insurance on Tort Law
The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1952 LOOKING AT TEE LAW of Western Europe, most of the countries belong to two main groups. The majority belong to the continental group, comprising countries whose law has been influenced strongly by Roman Law, the other group being formed by the Common Law countries. The Nordic countries do not belong to either of these groups.
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Primer bloc de comunicacions presentades al "2024 Symposium Tort Law Reform in Europe and Beyond: Why is Tort Law Reform so Difficult?" sobre la reforma de la Llei de Danys a diferents llocs d'Europa, Sudàfrica, Xile, Turquia, i Portugal, a càrrec d ...
Guiziou, Hélène +9 more
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The Impact of Tort Reform on Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Premiums [PDF]
We evaluate the effect of tort reform on employer-sponsored health insurance premiums by exploiting state-level variation in the timing of reforms. Using a dataset of healthplans representing over 10 million Americans annually between 1998 and 2006, we ...
Ronen Avraham +2 more
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الإيضاح, 2015 Tort law is an umbrella term for laws which cover issues of civil wrongs like defamation, trespassing and the other actions involving violation of law. In case a person has undergone a physical, legal or any economic harm then he can file a suit under
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