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9781594600340

Studies In American Tort Law

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    9781594600340

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    1594600341

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-12-30
  • Publisher: Carolina Academic Pr

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"This book is devoted to the field of basin analysis, and in particular to the one- and two-dimensional modeling of the burial, thermal and maturation histories of sedimentary basins, in the context of evaluating their hydrocarbon potential. New contributions to basin modeling are elaborated in this work and applied to continental basins worldwide, including East European basins (Dnieper-Donets, Volga-Ural, South Barents), West Siberian basin, North African basins, basins of passive continental margins in South America, Australian Antarctica and back-arc basins in the Philippine and Bering seas."--BOOK JACKET.

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Yurii Galushkin is currently working in the geodynamic section of the Museum of Earth Sciences of Moscow State University.

Table of Contents

Summary of Contents vii
Table of Cases
xxi
Books and Articles Cited liii
Third Edition Preface and Acknowledgments lxi
First Edition Preface and Acknowledgments lxiii
About the Editing lxvii
An Overview of Modern Tort Liability: Intentional Injury, Failure to Exercise Care, and Strict Liability
3(38)
Intentionally Inflicted Injury
11(4)
Vosburg v. Putney
11(1)
Garratt v. Dailey
12(3)
Actions Based on Lack of Care
15(8)
Doe v. Roe
15(5)
Cohen v. Petty
20(3)
Strict Liability Conduct
23(8)
Hossenlopp v. Cannon
23(8)
An Introduction to Insurance
31(10)
Liability Insurance
32(1)
Crisci v. Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
33(6)
First-Party Insurance
39(2)
Basic Intentional Torts
41(94)
The Concept of Intent
41(15)
Intent to Injure
41(1)
Lambertson v. United States
41(3)
Intent and Mistake
44(1)
Ranson v. Kitner
44(1)
Intent and Insanity
45(1)
McGuire v. Almy
45(4)
Transferred Intent
49(1)
Keel v. Hainline
49(6)
Brudney v. Ematrudo
55(1)
Battery and Assault
56(14)
Noble v. Louisville Transfer Co.
58(3)
Picard v. Barry Pontiac-Buick, Inc.
61(1)
Moore v. El Paso Chamber of Commerce
62(2)
Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Hill
64(6)
Intentional or Reckless Infliction of Severe Emotional Distress
70(29)
In General
70(2)
Harris v. Jones
72(9)
Abusive Language
81(1)
Slocum v. Food Fair Stores of Florida, Inc.
81(3)
Domestic Violence and Harassment
84(1)
Feltmeier v. Feltmeier
85(11)
Bystanders and Third Persons
96(1)
Taylor v. Vallelunga
96(3)
False Imprisonment
99(16)
Unconsented Intentional Confinement within Boundaries
100(1)
Bird v. Jones
100(4)
Unlawful Force, Threat of Force, or Assertion of Legal Authority
104(1)
Morales v. Lee
104(2)
Enright v. Groves
106(4)
Defenses
110(1)
Peterson v. Sorlien
110(5)
Trespass to Land
115(1)
Trespass to Chattels and Conversion
115(20)
CompuServe Inc. v. Cyber Promotions, Inc.
117(3)
Zaslow v. Kroenert
120(3)
Russell-Vaughn Ford, Inc. v. Rouse
123(4)
Kremen v. Cohen
127(8)
Defenses and Privileges
135(46)
Consent
135(15)
Consent in Fact
135(1)
Davies v. Butler
135(3)
Apparent Consent
138(1)
O'Brien v. Cunard S.S. Co.
138(1)
Implied Consent
139(1)
Miller v. HCA, Inc.
140(5)
Consent Given Because of a Mistake
145(1)
DeMay v. Roberts
145(5)
Defense of Self and Others
150(6)
Silas v. Bowen
150(3)
Drabek v. Sabley
153(3)
Privileges Relating to Property
156(8)
Defense of Property
156(1)
Katko v. Briney
156(3)
Recapture of Chattels
159(1)
Detention for Investigation
160(1)
Bonkowski v. Arlan's Department Store
160(4)
Public Necessity and Private Necessity
164(8)
Surocco v. Geary
164(2)
Wegner v. Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Co.
166(2)
Vincent v. Lake Erie Transp. Co.
168(2)
Ploof v. Putnam
170(2)
Unlawful Conduct
172(9)
Barker v. Kallash
172(9)
Damages
181(56)
In General
181(14)
Introduction
181(1)
Anderson v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
181(8)
The Collateral-Source Rule
189(1)
Helfend v. Southern California Rapid Transit District
189(3)
The Avoidable-Consequences Rule
192(1)
Zimmerman v. Ausland
192(2)
Pre-Judgment Interest
194(1)
Survival and Wrongful-Death Actions
195(11)
New York Estates, Powers & Trusts Law §§11-3.1-11-3.3
196(1)
New York Estates, Powers & Trusts Law §§5-4.1-5-4.5
197(2)
Gonzalez v. New York City Housing Authority
199(5)
Damages, Deterrence, and Compensation
204(2)
Damages for Loss of Earning Capacity
206(9)
Inflation
207(1)
O'Shea v. Riverway Towing Co.
207(5)
Taxation of Awards
212(1)
In re Air Crash Disaster Near Chicago on May 25, 1979
212(3)
Punitive Damages
215(17)
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. Campbell
219(13)
Statutory Limits on Damage Recoveries and Related ``Reform'' Legislation
232(5)
Negligence: Basic Principles
237(94)
The Concept of Duty
237(7)
Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co.
238(6)
The Negligence Balancing Test
244(11)
Nussbaum v. Lacopo
244(2)
Gulf Refining Co. v. Williams
246(1)
United States v. Carroll Towing Co.
247(3)
Negligence as an Economic Concept
250(2)
Chicago, B & Q. R.R. Co. v. Krayenbuhl
252(3)
The Reasonable-Person Standard
255(72)
Considerations the Jury May Take into Account
257(1)
Emergencies
257(1)
Young v. Clark
257(4)
Physical Disabilities
261(1)
Religious Beliefs
262(1)
Williams v. Bright
262(4)
Age
266(1)
Goss v. Allen
266(4)
Mental Deficiencies
270(1)
Breunig v. American Family Ins. Co.
270(4)
Superior Skills or Knowledge
274(2)
Legal Malpractice and Medical Malpractice
276(1)
Hodges v. Carter
276(6)
Russo v. Griffin
282(5)
Boyce v. Brown
287(6)
Scott v. Bradford
293(5)
Gender
298(2)
Judge-Made Standards
300(2)
Helling v. Carey
302(2)
Standards Created by Statute
304(1)
Standards Adopted by Courts Based on Legislation
305(1)
In General
306(1)
Pelkey v. Brennan
306(1)
Stachniewicz v. Mar-Cam Corp.
307(4)
Brown v. Shyne
311(2)
Unexcused Violations of Statute
313(1)
Martin v. Herzog
313(2)
Excused Violations of Statute
315(1)
Ranard v. O'Neil
315(2)
Zeni v. Anderson
317(3)
Compliance with Statute
320(1)
Montgomery v. Royal Motel
320(4)
Defenses to Liability Based on Statute
324(1)
Seim v. Garavalia
324(3)
Special Standards of Care
327(4)
Proving Negligence
331(32)
Evidence of Custom
331(4)
The T.J. Hooper
331(2)
Low v. Park Price Co.
333(2)
Circumstantial Evidence
335(7)
Constructive Notice
336(1)
Goddard v. Boston & M.R. Co.
336(1)
Anjou v. Boston Elevated Ry. Co.
337(2)
Mode of Operation
339(1)
Corbin v. Safeway Stores, Inc.
339(3)
Res Ipsa Loquitur
342(14)
In General
342(2)
Control
344(1)
Mobil Chemical Co. v. Bell
344(5)
Greater Access to Information
349(1)
Mahowald v. Minnesota Gas Co.
349(2)
Res Ipsa and Plaintiff's Conduct
351(1)
Multiple Defendants
352(1)
Ybarra v. Spangard
352(4)
Disposing of Unfavorable Evidence
356(7)
Trevio v. Ortega
356(7)
Factual Causation
363(56)
An Overview of Causation
363(2)
Williams v. Steves Industries, Inc.
363(2)
The Traditional Rules of Factual Causation
365(21)
Sine Qua Non: The ``But For'' Test
365(1)
Reynolds v. Texas and Pacific Railway Co.
365(2)
Kramer Service, Inc. v. Wilkins
367(2)
Saelzler v. Advanced Group 400
369(4)
Independently Sufficient Causes and Related Problems
373(1)
Anderson v. Minneapolis, St. P. & S.S.M. Ry. Co.
374(4)
The ``Loss of a Chance'' Rule
378(1)
Alberts v. Schultz
378(8)
Modifications of the Traditional Approach
386(20)
Multiple Fault and Alternative Liability
386(1)
Summers v. Tice
386(3)
Market-Share Liability and Enterprise Liability
389(1)
Sindell v. Abbott Laboratories
389(9)
Hymowitz v. Eli Lilly and Co.
398(8)
Liability Based on Concerted Action
406(8)
Herman v. Wesgate
406(1)
Halberstam v. Welch
406(8)
Incitement
414(5)
Proximate Causation
419(52)
Introduction
419(7)
(``Wagon Mound No. 1'') Overseas Tankship (U.K.) Ltd. v. Morts Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd.
421(4)
(``Wagon Mound No. 2'') Overseas Tankship (U.K.) Ltd. v. Miller Steamship Co.
425(1)
Result Within the Risk
426(17)
In General
426(1)
Di Ponzio v. Riordan
427(5)
Policy and Proximate Cause
432(3)
The ``Eggshell Skull'' Doctrine
435(1)
McCahill v. New York Transp. Co.
435(2)
Manner of Occurrence and Kind and Extent of Harm
437(1)
Merhi v. Becker
437(2)
(``Kinsman No. 1'') Petition of Kinsman Transit Co.
439(3)
(``Kinsman No. 2'') Petition of Kinsman Transit Co.
442(1)
Intervening and Superseding Causes
443(20)
End Results within the Risk
444(1)
Derdiarian v. Felix Contracting Corp.
444(2)
Foreseeable Intervening Acts
446(1)
Huddleston v. City of Charleston
446(5)
Special Applications of the Rules on Intervening and Superseding Causes
451(1)
Rescuers
451(1)
Altamuro v. Milner Hotel, Inc.
452(6)
Victim Suicide
458(1)
Relationship to Comparative Principles
459(1)
Control Techniques, Inc. v. Johnson
460(3)
Shifting Responsibility
463(8)
Goar v. Village of Stephen
464(2)
Balido v. Improved Machinery, Inc.
466(5)
Limited Duty: Failure to Act
471(62)
The Traditional Rule of No Liability for Nonfeasance
471(4)
Johnson v. Minnesota
472(3)
Qualifications and Exceptions
475(39)
Duties Based on the Defendant's Relationship to the Victim or the Injurer
475(1)
De Vera v. Long Beach Public Transportation Co.
475(5)
Kline v. 1500 Massachusetts Ave. Apartment Corp.
480(5)
Remsburg v. Docusearch, Inc.
485(3)
Peck v. Counseling Service of Addison County, Inc.
488(5)
Liability Based on Defendant's Involvement in an Accident
493(1)
La Raia v. Superior Court
493(3)
Rocha v. Faltys
496(1)
Voluntarily Assumed Duties
497(1)
Coffee v. McDonnell-Douglas Corp.
497(6)
Johnson v. Souza
503(2)
Negligent Entrustment
505(1)
McKenna v. Straughan
505(2)
Hamilton v. Beretta U.S.A. Corp.
507(4)
Statutes Relating to Rescue
511(1)
Minn. Stat. Ann. §604A.01
511(3)
Abrogation of the General Rule
514(5)
Soldano v. O'Daniels
514(5)
The Public-Duty Rule
519(14)
Riss v. City of New York
519(6)
Sorichetti v. City of New York
525(8)
Limited Duty: Premises Liability
533(44)
The Traditional Categories: Trespassers, Licensees, and Invitees
533(14)
Trespassers
533(1)
Bonney v. Canadian National Railway Co.
533(3)
Humphrey v. Twin State Gas & Electric Co.
536(2)
Banker v. McLaughlin
538(3)
Licensees and Invitees
541(1)
Carter v. Kinney
542(3)
Campbell v. Weathers
545(2)
Rejection and Reinstatement of the Traditional Approach
547(6)
Abrogation
547(1)
Rowland v. Christian
547(5)
Recreational Use Statutes
552(1)
California Civil Code §846
552(1)
Lessors and Lessees
553(6)
Matthews v. Amberwood Associates Ltd. Partnership, Inc.
554(5)
The Demands of Reasonable Care for Possessors
559(18)
Ill and Injured Invitees
560(1)
Known or Obvious Dangers
561(2)
Protection against Crime
563(1)
Boyd v. Racine Currency Exchange, Inc.
563(3)
Duties to Persons Outside the Premises
566(1)
Persons ``Invited'' onto the Land of Another
566(1)
Orthmann v. Apple River Campground, Inc.
566(3)
Hazards after Leaving
569(1)
Mostert v. CBL & Associates
569(8)
Limited Duty: Negligent Infliction of Severe Emotional Distress
577(38)
Serious and Genuine Harm
577(6)
Lewis v. Westinghouse Electric Corporation
577(6)
Some Special Cases
583(5)
Johnson v. New York
584(4)
Distress Occasioned by Harm to Another
588(7)
James v. Lieb
588(7)
Relationship to Other Actions
595(12)
Loss of Consortium
595(1)
Lozoya v. Sanchez
595(5)
Breach of Fiduciary Duty
600(1)
F.G. v. MacDonell
600(7)
Abrogation of Independent Actions Based on Negligence
607(8)
Boyles v. Kerr
607(8)
Limited Duty: Alcohol-Related Injuries
615(16)
Liability Under Dram Shop Acts
615(1)
New York General Obligations Law
615(1)
Liability of ``Social Hosts''
615(9)
Kelly v. Gwinnell
619(5)
Other Theories of Liability
624(7)
Otis Engineering Corporation v. Clark
627(4)
Torts Involving Conception, Pregnancy, Birth, and Adoption
631(26)
Unwanted Pregnancy
631(5)
McKernan v. Aasheim
631(5)
Wrongful Birth and Wrongful Life
636(10)
Smith v. Cote
636(10)
Prenatal Injuries
646(6)
Farley v. Sartin
646(6)
Wrongful Adoption
652(5)
Burr v. Board of County Commissioners of Stark City
652(5)
Strict Liability
657(42)
Employer and Employee
658(26)
Workers' Compensation
658(1)
New York Workers' Compensation Law
659(2)
Respondeat Superior
661(1)
Smith v. Lannert
661(10)
John R. v. Oakland Unified School District
671(7)
Ostensible or Apparent Agency
678(1)
Baptist Memorial Hospital System v. Sampson
678(5)
The Fellow-Servant Rule
683(1)
Harm Inflicted by Animals
684(2)
Abnormally Dangerous Activities
686(13)
Yommer v. McKenzie
686(7)
Kent v. Gulf States Utilities Co.
693(6)
Products Liability
699(64)
Historical Background
699(12)
From ``No Liability'' to Negligence
699(1)
From Negligence to Strict Liability
700(3)
Escola v. Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Fresno
703(4)
Restatement (Second) of Torts §402A
707(4)
Manufacturing and Design Defects
711(18)
Greenman v. Yuba Power Products, Inc.
711(3)
Larsen v. General Motors Corp.
714(4)
Barker v. Lull Engineering Co.
718(6)
Wilson v. Piper Aircraft Corp.
724(5)
Failure to Warn
729(8)
Goins v. The Clorox Co.
729(8)
Damage to Property
737(2)
Defenses
739(16)
State-of-the-Art
739(1)
Beshada v. Johns-Manville Products Corp.
739(6)
Government Contractors
745(1)
``Misuse'' and Other Plaintiff Misconduct
745(4)
Pre-emption by Federal Law
749(1)
Geier v. American Honda Motor Co.
749(6)
Policy Issues
755(8)
Liability and Safety
755(1)
Product-Category Liability
756(1)
O'Brien v. Muskin Corp.
757(3)
New Jersey Statutes Annotated §2A:58 C-1, C-3
760(3)
Defenses Based on Plaintiff's Conduct
763(44)
Traditional Contributory Negligence
763(4)
In General
763(2)
Imputed Contributory Negligence
765(1)
Western Union Tel. Co. v. Hoffman
765(1)
Last Clear Chance
766(1)
Comparative Negligence
767(4)
Hilen v. Hays
767(4)
Assumption of the Risk
771(27)
Introduction
771(1)
Coleman v. Ramada Hotel Operating Co.
771(4)
Express Assumption of the Risk
775(1)
Gross v. Sweet
775(8)
Primary Implied Assumption of the Risk
783(1)
Turcotte v. Fell
783(6)
Minnich v. Med-Waste, Inc.
789(4)
Implied Secondary Assumption of Risk
793(1)
Marshall v. Ranne
793(5)
Comparative Fault
798(6)
Kaneko v. Hilo Coast Processing
798(6)
The ``Seatbelt Defense''
804(3)
Joint Tortfeasors
807(30)
Joint and Several Liability
807(18)
Definitions
807(2)
Divisibility and Apportionment of Harm
809(1)
Michie v. Great Lakes Steel Division, National Steel Corp.
809(2)
Bruckman v. Pena
811(2)
Effect of Comparative Negligence and Comparative Fault
813(1)
American Motorcycle Association v. Superior Court
813(8)
Releases from Liability
821(1)
McMillen v. Klingensmith
821(4)
Contribution and Indemnity
825(12)
Brochner v. Western Insurance Company
825(5)
Elbaor v. Smith
830(7)
Immunities
837(24)
Family Immunities
837(7)
Rousey v. Rousey
839(5)
Sovereign Immunity
844(5)
Holytz v. City of Milwaukee
844(5)
Official Immunity
849(4)
Federal Officials and Employees
849(1)
State Officials and Employees
850(3)
Charitable Immunity
853(8)
Albritton v. Neighborhood Centers Association for Child Development
853(8)
Statutes of Limitations
861(18)
Introduction
861(1)
New York C.P.L.R. §214
862(1)
Tolling the Statute of Limitations
862(11)
Tyson v. Tyson
863(10)
Statutes of Repose
873(6)
Thompson v. Franciscan Sisters Health Care Corp.
874(5)
Interference with Possession or Use of Land: Trespass and Nuisance
879(44)
Trespass to Land
880(4)
Gavcus v. Potts
880(4)
Trespass and Private Nuisance
884(22)
Trespass and Nuisance Distinguished
884(1)
The Traditional Distinction
884(1)
Merger of Trespass and Private Nuisance
885(1)
Bradley v. American Smelting and Refining Co.
885(4)
Significant Harm
889(2)
Assessing Unreasonableness
891(2)
Prah v. Maretti
893(4)
Winget v. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
897(2)
Hughes v. Emerald Mines Corporation
899(3)
The Coase Theorem and the Law of Nuisance
902(4)
Public Nuisance
906(12)
In General
906(1)
Armory Park Neighborhood Ass'n v. Episcopal Community Services in Arizona
906(5)
Public Nuisance and Products Liability
911(1)
NAACP v. Acusport, Inc.
912(6)
Remedies in Nuisance Cases
918(5)
Spur Industries, Inc. v. Del E. Webb Development Co.
919(4)
Misrepresentation
923(42)
Deceit
923(25)
Intentional or Reckless Misrepresentation
923(1)
O'Hara v. Western Seven Trees Corp. Intercoast Management
924(3)
Sovereign Pocohontas v. Bond
927(1)
Silence and the Duty to Speak
928(1)
Weintraub v. Krobatsch
928(7)
Statements of Opinion, Prediction, Intention, and Law
935(1)
Oltmer v. Zamora
935(4)
Adams v. Gillig
939(2)
National Conversion Corp. v. Cedar Building Corp.
941(2)
``Justifiable Reliance''
943(1)
Williams v. Rank & Son Buick, Inc.
944(4)
Negligence and Strict Liability
948(5)
Negligence Causing Purely Economic Harm
948(2)
Negligence Causing Physical Harm
950(1)
Strict Liability
950(1)
Richard v. A. Waldman and Sons, Inc.
951(2)
Liability to Third Parties
953(9)
Jaillet v. Cashman
954(1)
Credit Alliance Corporation v. Arthur Andersen & Co.
955(7)
Special Considerations
962(3)
Kathleen K. v. Robert B.
962(3)
Defamation
965(68)
What Statements Are Defamatory?
965(19)
Harm to Reputation
965(1)
Grant v. Reader's Digest Ass'n, Inc.
966(4)
Assertion of Fact
970(1)
Truth
971(2)
Guccione v. Hustler Magazine, Inc.
973(1)
Of and Concerning the Plaintiff
974(3)
Rose v. Daily Mirror, Inc.
977(1)
Publication
978(1)
Economopoulos v. A. G. Pollard Co.
978(6)
Libel and Slander
984(1)
Constitutional Considerations
985(36)
Public Officials and Public Figures
986(1)
New York Times Co. v. Sullivan
986(9)
Plaintiffs Who Are Not Public Figures
995(1)
Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.
995(8)
Time, Inc. v. Firestone
1003(4)
Retraction Statutes
1007(1)
``Fact'' vs. ``Opinion''
1008(1)
Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co.
1008(8)
Moldea v. New York Times Co.
1016(5)
Privileges and Defenses
1021(9)
Absolute Privileges
1021(1)
Judicial-Proceedings Privilege
1021(2)
Other Absolute Privileges
1023(1)
Qualified Privileges
1023(1)
Employers
1024(1)
Others
1024(1)
Loss of a Qualified Privilege
1024(1)
Statutes Relating to Former Employees
1025(1)
The Validity of Releases
1026(1)
Other Privileges
1026(2)
Slapp Suits
1028(2)
The Media and the Law of Libel: A Summary
1030(3)
David A. Anderson, Is Libel Law Worth Reforming?
1030(3)
Invasion of Privacy
1033(44)
Disclosure of Private Facts
1035(11)
Sidis v. F-R Publishing Corp.
1035(4)
McNamara v. Freedom Newspapers, Inc.
1039(2)
Vassiliades v. Garfinckel's, Brooks Brothers
1041(5)
Intrusion upon Seclusion
1046(7)
Harkey v. Abate
1048(5)
False Light
1053(7)
West v. Media General Convergence, Inc.
1053(7)
Unauthorized Use of the Plaintiff's Name or Picture
1060(17)
The ``Right of Publicity''
1060(1)
Cohen v. Herbal Concepts, Inc.
1060(5)
Deceased Celebrities
1065(1)
State Ex Rel. Elvis Presley International Memorial Foundation v. Crowell
1065(4)
Special Constitutional Considerations
1069(1)
Comedy III Productions, Inc. v. Gary Saderup, Inc.
1069(8)
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