'Torts' presentation slideshows

LAW OF TORTS

LAW OF TORTS. Weekend Lecture 1A Lecturer: Greg Young greg.young@lawyer.com Definition, aims & scope of torts Intentional Torts. TEXT BOOKS. *Baker, Blay et al Torts Law in Principle LBC 2005 4 th Ed. *Blay, Torts in a Nutshell LBC 1999

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LAW OF TORTS

LAW OF TORTS. Peter J Francis Definition, aims & scope of torts Intentional Torts. TEXT BOOKS. *Baker, Blay et al Torts Law in Principle LBC 2005 4 th Ed. *Blay, Torts in a Nutshell LBC 1999 Sappideen, Vines, Grant & Watson, Torts: Commentary & Materials LBC (2006) 9 th Ed.

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Liability and Insurance Issues

Liability and Insurance Issues. Theodore A. (Ted) Feitshans Extension Associate Professor Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics North Carolina State University 919-515-5195 taf@ncsu.edu January 14, 2014.

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Understanding Insurance and Risk Management

Understanding Insurance and Risk Management. Theodore A. (Ted) Feitshans Extension Associate Professor Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics North Carolina State University 919-515-5195 ted_feitshans@ncsu.edu January 18, 2012.

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CHAPTER 5 Civil Law and Procedure

CHAPTER 5 Civil Law and Procedure. 5-1 Private Injuries v. Public Offenses 5-2 Intentional Torts, Negligence, and Strict Liability 5-3 Civil Procedure. 5-1 Private Injuries v. Public Offenses. GOALS Distinguish a crime from a tort Identify the elements of torts

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Law School Exams Are Different

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What is Specific Intent?

Best Practices in Proving Specific Intent and Malice. What Can Civil and Criminal Litigators Learn from One Another ? ABA Section of Litigation Annual Conference. What is Specific Intent?. Basic versus Specific Intent Model Penal Code Spectrum: Purposely, Knowingly, Recklessly, Negligently

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Criminal and Tortious Behavior

Criminal and Tortious Behavior. 1. Two classes of wrong: public and private (crimes and torts). 2. Crimes are punishable by fine, imprisonment or execution. 3. Tortfeasors may be liable in civil actions. 4. Torts may be intentional or unintentional.

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2013 PADC Annual Meeting

2013 PADC Annual Meeting. Wednesday, June 26 th , 2013 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Torresdale Frankford Country Club. Presented by: Clifford A. Rieders , Esquire Rieders , Travis, Humphrey, Harris, Waters Waffenschmidt & Dohrmann 161 West 3 rd Street Williamsport, PA 17701 570-323-8711

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Intentional Torts

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Earn 6 hours of upper division credit in 5 weeks

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Civil Law and Criminal Law.

Civil Law and Criminal Law. By John Johnston AIIRSM Health and Safety for Beginners - HSfB. Criminal Law. Criminal law is concerned with offences against society generally. Crimes are actions which violate the basic rules and principles by which society lives.

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tORTS

tORTS. INTENTIONAL AND NEGLIGENT. The Elements of an Intentional Tort. 1. An intentional tort. 2. An injury. 3. Tort was the proximate cause of injury. 4. Injury caused damages. What is Proximate Cause?.

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PA110 Civil Litigation

PA110 Civil Litigation. Week 5 Seminar. Week 5 Assignment. Finish reviewing the components of the answer Midterm exam review Exam available immediately following the seminar. Cause of Action. Every claim for relief must have a legal theory

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Strict Liability and Torts and Public Policy

Strict Liability and Torts and Public Policy. Ms . Weigl. What is strict liability?. Exception to the requirement of fault Means the defendant is liable to the plaintiff regardless of fault.

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Business Law Thoughts

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Torts II

Torts II. Durham v. HTH Corp. 1) Facts 2) Legal rule 3) Analysis 4) Conclusion. Strict liability. Abnormally dangerous activities (not common usage ) Intrusion by livestock ( only neighboring property & not highway accidents ) Wild animals Abnormally dangerous domestic animals

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CPE Day December 5, 2013 Legal Issues Sandra S. Benson, J.D.

CPE Day December 5, 2013 Legal Issues Sandra S. Benson, J.D. Tax preparers routinely rely on information furnished by the client or third parties to prepare tax returns. . Is the preparer responsible to verify the accuracy of the information provided? .

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