Negligence: A Brief Overview

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Published by cbailey293 at 02/23/2009 02:42 Like

This was an assignment for an honors business class assigned by our favorite professor at GPC!

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Gary Christmas, at 05/16/2013 10:18, says:
Indeed there must be an injury to the plaintiff before a suit is actionable. Overall, this is a good discussion about the various elements of negligence.
CeresLegend, at 10/23/2011 21:56, says:
Im doing law in ireland but this was suprisingly helpful. We need more people like you guys because it becomes a pain to catch up if you miss a lecture...
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mheald1, at 11/06/2009 02:35, says:
True, in general there is no duty to protect another from harm, unless there is an exception that applies. In the video example, the police officer witnessed the crime, but did not act. In this case, the officer breached his duty of care as he was a member of that class of people who are required to respond.
jaskenalaskan, at 04/29/2009 16:39, says:
no no no, generally you do not have a duty to anyone. There is no common-law duty to take active steps to avoid or minimize the risks of harm to another, so there is no liability for an actors failure to take affirmative steps to avoid or minimize those risks UNLESS an exception applies.
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