Hybrid Torts and Contemporary Tort Theory [PDF]
This article examines the problem of fit caused by ‘hybrid torts’ for several contemporary, explanatory theories of tort law: those belonging to Ernest Weinrib, Robert Stevens, and John Goldberg and Benjamin Zipursky. The term hybrid tort is intended to capture a cause of action that is treated routinely by practitioners, judges and doctrinal jurists ...
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China's practical wisdom: Assumption of liability for endangering public health in bankruptcy proceedings-A case study of the Changchun Changsheng Biotechnology vaccine incident and the Johnson & Johnson baby powder incident. [PDF]
Huang C.
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Reforming clinical negligence in England: lessons about patients' and providers' values from medical injury resolution in New Zealand and the United States of America. [PDF]
Schulz JS.
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DEFAMATION IN ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW
Common law recognises two torts suitable for defamation charges; the libel tort, which includes public defamation, an insult in a lasting form (a written insulting claim –letters, press, photographs) and slander tort, which stands for plots/intriques ...
Dragica Popesku
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Government Responsibility in Tort VII
In addition to the historical doctrines justifying government irresponsibility, already discussed, it seems proper to review the more modern doctrines and theories advanced in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries either to deny or to support the ...
Borchard, Edwin
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Impact of robotic approach on total operating room time and surgical workflow in minimally invasive liver resection (TAKUMI-8). [PDF]
Fuji T +6 more
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In Defense of Using Medical Practice Guidelines Defensively: A Response to Stewart and Peck. [PDF]
Hall MA.
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