Exploring tort law /
Exploring tort law / electronic resources
edited by M. Stuart Madden.
- New York : Cambridge University Press, 2005.
- xii, 492 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tort law through time and culture : themes of economic efficiency / M. Stuart Madden -- Past as prelude : the legacy of five landmarks of twentieth century injury law for the future of torts / Robert L. Rabin -- Twenty-first century insurance and loss distribution in tort law / Kenneth S. Abraham -- Beyond master-servant : a critique of vicarious liability / Jennifer H. Arlen and W. Bentley MacLeod -- The disintegration of duty / Ernest J. Weinrib -- Managing the negligence concept : respect for the rule of law / James A. Henderson, Jr. -- Rebuilding the citadel : privity, causation, and freedom of contract / Richard A. Epstein -- Controlling the future of the common law by restatement / Jane Stapleton -- Information shields in tort law / David G. Owen -- The complexity of torts : the case of punitive damages / Guido Calabresi -- The future of proportional liability : the lessons of toxic substance causation / Michael D. Green -- Causation in products liability and exposure to toxic substances : a European view / Federico Stella -- Collective rights and collective actions : examples of European and Latin American contributions / Juan Carlos Henao.
Tort law provides individuals or groups redress for wrongful harm to every dimension of life from physical injury to property damage to personal insult. Over the past decades no body of law within the civil justice system has experienced greater ferment than the law of Torts. This edited collection comprises new scholarship from many of today's most influential contributors to Torts scholarship. Topics include provocative analyses of orginal Tort-type norms; punitive damages; proportional liability; the political-legal dynamics of the Restatement process; landmark modern Torts decisions; the future of collateral source rules relative to various types of insurance; the role of risk information in assignment of seller liability; privity and freedom of contact; the vitality of negligence and duty rules, and optimal rules for vicarious liability. The collection closes with chapters from civil code nation authorities on the European view of causation in toxic harm suits and on collective rights and actions in South America and in Europe.
052185136X (hardcover) 0521616808 (pbk.)
2005004259
Torts--United States.
Torts.
KF1250.A2 / E97 2005
346.7303
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tort law through time and culture : themes of economic efficiency / M. Stuart Madden -- Past as prelude : the legacy of five landmarks of twentieth century injury law for the future of torts / Robert L. Rabin -- Twenty-first century insurance and loss distribution in tort law / Kenneth S. Abraham -- Beyond master-servant : a critique of vicarious liability / Jennifer H. Arlen and W. Bentley MacLeod -- The disintegration of duty / Ernest J. Weinrib -- Managing the negligence concept : respect for the rule of law / James A. Henderson, Jr. -- Rebuilding the citadel : privity, causation, and freedom of contract / Richard A. Epstein -- Controlling the future of the common law by restatement / Jane Stapleton -- Information shields in tort law / David G. Owen -- The complexity of torts : the case of punitive damages / Guido Calabresi -- The future of proportional liability : the lessons of toxic substance causation / Michael D. Green -- Causation in products liability and exposure to toxic substances : a European view / Federico Stella -- Collective rights and collective actions : examples of European and Latin American contributions / Juan Carlos Henao.
Tort law provides individuals or groups redress for wrongful harm to every dimension of life from physical injury to property damage to personal insult. Over the past decades no body of law within the civil justice system has experienced greater ferment than the law of Torts. This edited collection comprises new scholarship from many of today's most influential contributors to Torts scholarship. Topics include provocative analyses of orginal Tort-type norms; punitive damages; proportional liability; the political-legal dynamics of the Restatement process; landmark modern Torts decisions; the future of collateral source rules relative to various types of insurance; the role of risk information in assignment of seller liability; privity and freedom of contact; the vitality of negligence and duty rules, and optimal rules for vicarious liability. The collection closes with chapters from civil code nation authorities on the European view of causation in toxic harm suits and on collective rights and actions in South America and in Europe.
052185136X (hardcover) 0521616808 (pbk.)
2005004259
Torts--United States.
Torts.
KF1250.A2 / E97 2005
346.7303