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Hybrid Torts and Explanatory Tort Theory
McGill Law Journal, 2020This 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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Academic Radiology
The rationale of what constitutes negligence in jurisprudence is important for radiologists to understand as it explains some of test ordering phenomenon.
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The rationale of what constitutes negligence in jurisprudence is important for radiologists to understand as it explains some of test ordering phenomenon.
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Tort Theories and Tort Statutes
2017Although the legislature has made significant inroads into tort law, tort theorists have focused their attention overwhelmingly on the common law. Serious consideration has never been given to the challenges that statutory tort law poses for theories of tort law.
Goudkamp, J, Murphy, J
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