The court ruled that the wrongful death case will proceed to jury trial in the case of a Philadelphia teen who was killed by ...

The author states "In defending the healthcare provider accused of causing harm to a patient, it is important to recall that foreseeability is an element required to establish duty, whereas ...

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Recently we’ve discussed how the foreseeability of the potential harm caused by a person’s actions can make them liable for negligence. Recent horrific events in Garland and Waco, Texas ...

The issue of reasonable foreseeability had been considered in passing by the House of Lords in Robb v Salamis (2007) ICR 175 but they had not had cause to address the issue specifically in that case.

Similarly, the Federal Circuit found that there is no foreseeability bar to the application of the doctrine of equivalents in the context of means-plus-function limitations.

The claim failed. Foreseeability On appeal the claimant was successful on the basis of regulation 4 of PUWER 1998, and regulation 4 of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations (MHOR) 1992.

Ádám Fuglinszky, The Reform of Contractual Liability in the New Hungarian Civil Code: Strict Liability and Foreseeability Clause as Legal Transplants, Rabels Zeitschrift für ausländisches und ...

Terrorism foreseeability: no longer a crystal ball Companies should take a fresh look at terrorism risk assessment, says Andrew Dailey. In the past terrorism has been viewed as an event that could not ...

The concept of proximate cause requires foreseeability. That is, the injuries (in Kirkland case the resident deaths from COVID-19) must be a foreseeable result of any breach of duty by the facility.