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9780314151599

Advanced Torts, Cases And Materials

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    9780314151599

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    0314151591

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-11-30
  • Publisher: West Academic
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Summary

This casebook is designed for instructors who want to cover business torts in some depth and also for instructors who want to cover in some detail subjects like products liability, damages, and defamation and privacy without requiring students who have not used our basic torts casebook in their initial torts course to incur the greater expense of having to purchase our more comprehensive casebook.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Table of Cases
xv
Products Liability
1(160)
Negligence Actions---Overcoming the Privity Barrier
1(2)
Other Theories of Liability: Misrepresentation and Breach of Warranty
3(9)
Misrepresentation
3(1)
Contractually Based Remedies---Breach of Warranty
4(1)
Introduction
4(1)
General Background
5(1)
Current State of the Law
6(1)
Uniform Commercial Code (1966)
6(2)
Notes
8(4)
Strict (Defect) Liability in Torts
12(10)
Historical Development
12(2)
Greenman v. Yuba Power Products, Inc
14(1)
Restatement (Second) of Torts (1965)
14(4)
Plaintiffs and Defendants
18(1)
Beyond Users or Consumers---Liability to Bystanders
18(1)
The Business of Selling
18(1)
Defining a Defect
19(1)
The Definition of Duty
19(1)
Section 402A's Definition of Defectiveness
19(2)
The Variety of Defects
21(1)
Restatement (Third) of Torts: Products Liability (1997)
21(1)
Types of Defects
22(96)
Manufacturing Defects
22(1)
Whitted v. General Motors Corporation
22(4)
Notes
26(1)
Problem: Manufacturing Defect
27(1)
Design Defects
28(1)
Camacho v. Honda Motor Co., Ltd
28(7)
Notes
35(5)
Riley v. Becton Dickinson Vascular Access, Inc
40(9)
Notes
49(6)
Problem: Design Defect
55(1)
Grundberg v. Upjohn Co.
56(10)
Notes
66(2)
Warning Defects
68(1)
Johnson v. American Cyanamid Co.
68(8)
Notes
76(6)
Problem: Warning Defect
82(2)
Burke v. Spartanics Ltd
84(6)
Notes
90(4)
Feldman v. Lederle Laboratories
94(7)
Notes
101(3)
The Continuing Tension Between Warning and Design
104(1)
Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Co. v. Martinez
104(12)
Notes
116(2)
The Parties and Interests Covered by Products Liability
118(5)
Manufacturers of Component Parts
118(1)
Successor Liability
118(2)
The Sale of Real Estate
120(1)
Used Goods
120(1)
Franchisors
121(1)
Non-Sales Situations---Services
122(1)
Admissibility of Expert Testimony
123(11)
Kumho Tire Co., Ltd. v. Carmichael
123(10)
Notes
133(1)
Defenses
134(20)
Plaintiff's Behavior
134(1)
General Motors Corp. v. Sanchez
134(5)
Notes
139(4)
Pre-emption
143(1)
Geier v. American Honda Motor Company, Inc
143(7)
Notes
150(2)
Compliance with Regulations
152(1)
Government Contractors
153(1)
Relevant Statutes
154(3)
Products Liability in the European Community and Japan
157(4)
The European Economic Union Directive
157(1)
Japan
158(1)
Comparison of European, Japanese, and American Approaches
159(2)
Torts for Economic Injury: The Economic Loss Rule, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Agency Principles, Fraudulent and Negligent Misrepresentation
161(108)
Introduction to Torts for Economic Injury
161(2)
The Economic Loss Rule
163(15)
Alloway v. General Marine Industries, L.P.
163(10)
Notes
173(3)
Problem on the Economic Loss Rule: The Poppy Seed Case
176(2)
Breach of Fiduciary Duty
178(19)
Definitions and Elements of Proof
178(1)
Existence of a Fiduciary Relationship
179(1)
Scope of the Fiduciary Relationship
180(1)
Breach of Fiduciary Obligations
180(1)
Gibbs v. Breed, Abbott & Morgan
181(13)
Questions
194(1)
Problem: Is There a Fiduciary Relationship?
194(2)
Problem: Scope and Breach of Fiduciary Relationship
196(1)
Intersections Between Tort Law and Agency Law
197(33)
Existence and Formation of Agency-Principal Relationship
198(1)
The Relationship Between Agency, Contract Law, and Fiduciary Law
199(2)
When Can the Agent Bind the Principal for Tort Purposes?
201(1)
Richard E. Brooks v. Euclid Systems Corporation, etal
202(12)
Questions
214(1)
Fiduciary and Agency Concepts in the Context of Corporations
214(3)
In re The Walt Disney Company Derivative Litigation
217(13)
Questions
230(1)
Misrepresentation: Intentional and Negligent
230(39)
Introduction
230(2)
Fraudulent Misrepresentation
232(1)
VMark Software, Inc. v. EMC Corporation
233(6)
Notes
239(5)
Negligent Misrepresentation
244(1)
Robert R. Bily v. Arthur Young & Company
244(15)
Notes
259(4)
Problem on Fiduciary Duty and Agency: The Factoring Case
263(4)
Problem: Internet Case
267(2)
Tortious Interference With Contract and Prospective Contract; Attorney Malfeasance; Damages for Economic Torts
269(57)
Tortious Interference With Contract and Prospective Contractual Relations
269(16)
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Sturges
270(10)
Notes
280(3)
Problem: Truck Leasing
283(1)
Problem: High-Risk Fishermen
284(1)
Problem: Getting Organized
284(1)
Malfeasance by Lawyers
285(15)
Distinction Between Malpractice and Breach of Fiduciary Duty
285(3)
Proving Breach in Legal Malpractice
288(1)
But-for Causation in Legal Malpractice Settings
288(1)
Viner v. Sweet
288(6)
Notes
294(1)
Comparative Fault
295(1)
Non-Clients
295(2)
Problem: Coverage Counsel's Advice to Insurer
297(3)
Damages for Economic Torts
300(26)
Introduction
300(2)
Basic Principles for Damages and Causation in Economic Torts
302(1)
Vanderbeek v. Vernon Corporation
303(6)
Notes
309(1)
Problem: Venture Capital Fund
310(1)
Out of Pocket Measure Versus Benefit of the Bargain Measure
310(1)
Lost Profits Versus Loss of Value of the Business
311(1)
Frequent Categories of Damages Sought Under Various Economic Tort Theories
311(1)
Other Remedies
312(1)
New or Emerging Business
313(1)
Beverly Hills Concepts, Inc. v. Schatz and Schatz, Ribicoff and Kotkin
313(12)
Notes
325(1)
Liability Insurance and its Role in Personal Injury and Economic Tort Litigation
326(35)
Liability Insurance (``Third Party'' Insurance) Versus First Party Insurance
327(1)
The Duty to Defend and the Duty to Indemnify
327(1)
Exclusions to Coverage
328(10)
North Star Mutual Ins. Co. v. R.W.
329(4)
Notes
333(4)
Problem: Duty to Defend and Duty to Indemnify
337(1)
Conflicts of Interest Between the Insurance Company and the Insured
338(1)
Role and Responsibilities of the Insurance Defense Counsel
339(2)
Problem: A Defense Counsel's Dilemma
341(1)
The Duty to Settle
341(10)
Crisci v. Security Insurance Company
341(5)
Notes
346(4)
Problem: Duty to Settle
350(1)
Do We ``Overconsume'' Liability Insurance?
351(7)
Kent D. Syverud, On the Demand for Liability Insurance
351(6)
Notes
357(1)
Interaction of Liability Insurance and First--Party Insurance Sources: Subrogation
358(3)
Problem: Subrogation
359(2)
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
361(37)
Texas & Pacific Railway v. Jones
361(1)
Notes
362(2)
State Rubbish Collectors Association v. Siliznoff
364(3)
Notes
367(1)
Korbin v. Berlin
368(2)
Notes
370(1)
Paul v. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
371(6)
Notes
377(2)
Hustler Magazine v. Falwell
379(6)
Note
385(1)
Womack v. Eldridge
385(2)
Meiter v. Cavanaugh
387(2)
Hood v. Naeter Brothers Publishing Co.
389(3)
Notes
392(3)
Star v. Rabello
395(2)
Note
397(1)
Defamation
398(137)
Common-Law Development
398(44)
Standifer v. Val Gene Management Services, Inc.
398(3)
Notes
401(2)
Jones v. Jones
403(5)
Notes
408(4)
Hinsdale v. Orange County Publications, Inc.
412(3)
Notes
415(3)
Youssoupoff v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Ltd.
418(7)
Notes
425(4)
Burton v. Crowell Publishing Co.
429(2)
Notes
431(3)
Fawcett Publications, Inc. v. Morris
434(6)
Notes
440(2)
Common-Law Defenses
442(29)
Crane v. New York World Telegram Corp.
442(4)
Notes
446(1)
Lee v. Paulsen
447(3)
Notes
450(2)
Watt v. Longsdon
452(5)
Notes
457(1)
Barr v. Matteo
458(8)
Notes
466(5)
Constitutional Developments
471(64)
New York Times Co. v. Sullivan
471(13)
Notes
484(7)
Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.
491(13)
Notes
504(5)
Time, Inc. v. Firestone
509(7)
Notes
516(2)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. v. Greenmoss Builders, Inc.
518(14)
Notes
532(3)
Privacy
535(80)
Roberson v. Rochester Folding Box Co.
535(7)
Notes
542(5)
Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing Co.
547(4)
Notes
551(2)
Nader v. General Motors Corp.
553(6)
Notes
559(5)
Galella v. Onassis
564(5)
Notes
569(3)
Sidis v. F-R Publishing Corp.
572(3)
Note
575(1)
Briscoe v. Reader's Digest Association
575(6)
Notes
581(3)
Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn
584(6)
Notes
590(7)
Taggart v. Wadleigh-Maurice Ltd.
597(5)
Notes
602(1)
Grant v. Esquire, Inc.
603(3)
Note
606(1)
Zacchini v. Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co.
607(6)
Notes
613(2)
False Imprisonment and Misuse of Legal Process
615(28)
False Imprisonment
615(10)
Serpico v. Menard, Inc.
615(4)
Notes
619(6)
Malicious Prosecution and Related Torts
625(18)
Boose v. City of Rochester
625(5)
Notes
630(2)
Bank of Lyons v. Schultz
632(3)
Notes
635(8)
Index 643

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