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The tort liability of the psychiatrist.

The Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 1977
It is indisputable that claims against psychiatrists are now reaching a new level of significance. Verdicts are being returned against more defendants, in a widening circle of liability, and for amounts which are ever increasing. The following caveats should be observed by all psychiatrists: 1.
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Torts: Infant's Liability for Battery: Parent's Liability for Child's Torts

Michigan Law Review, 1954
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Torts: Privity of Contract and Tort Liability

Michigan Law Review, 1928
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State Liability: Tort Liability and Beyond

Modern Law Review, 2005
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Tort Liability

2010
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Torts. Nature of Tort Liability in General. Liability without Negligence. Blasting

Harvard Law Review, 1913
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The Impact of Tort Reform and Quality Improvements on Medical Liability Claims: A Tale of 2 States

American Journal of Medical Quality, 2015
Tony H Tzeng
exaly  

Tort Liability

2011
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Vendor's Tort Liability

University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law Register, 1941
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The effect of 1980s tort reform legislation on general liability and medical malpractice insurance

Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1993
Richard Zeckhauser, W Kip Viscusi
exaly