Add to ORKGThis Note explores the possibility of extending a duty to inform, similar to that now imposed upon physicians, to architects and engineers. The author discusses the nature of design services and the legal and policy bases for recognition of the proposed duty as a form of negligence. Finally, the Note examines the problems of proof associated with the prosecution of a claim for a failure to inform
Item does not contain fulltextComplaints or claims against dentists by dissatisfied patients usually...
The duty to disclose, as set forth by 37 C.F.R. § 1.56 and case law from the Federal Circuit, should...
The objective of this Interactive Qualifying Project was to gain an understanding of product liabili...
This Note explores the possibility of extending a duty to inform, similar to that now imposed upon p...
Where it is not possible to eliminate health and safety risks when preparing or modifying designs, d...
In Malaysian construction industry, traditional procurement method is the most common method of proc...
Negligence is the most well-known and certainly the most important of all torts. Negligence, particu...
This article examines the development, current legal status, and long-range legal implications of sh...
The article considers the duties owed by architects when designing to budget or providing costs advi...
This brief commentary will summarize the common law legal risks of responding and offering advice or...
This thesis considers the issue of when a tortious duty of care to prevent economic loss should be i...
Responsibility for the consequences of our own actions and occasionally for the actions of others se...
The authors discuss the practical and legal problems involved in proving a defect in a product liabi...
This significant update and rewrite of the 4th edition address the range of design liability issues ...
Studies show that there are increasing violations of professional duties among architects and profes...
Item does not contain fulltextComplaints or claims against dentists by dissatisfied patients usually...
The duty to disclose, as set forth by 37 C.F.R. § 1.56 and case law from the Federal Circuit, should...
The objective of this Interactive Qualifying Project was to gain an understanding of product liabili...
This Note explores the possibility of extending a duty to inform, similar to that now imposed upon p...
Where it is not possible to eliminate health and safety risks when preparing or modifying designs, d...
In Malaysian construction industry, traditional procurement method is the most common method of proc...
Negligence is the most well-known and certainly the most important of all torts. Negligence, particu...
This article examines the development, current legal status, and long-range legal implications of sh...
The article considers the duties owed by architects when designing to budget or providing costs advi...
This brief commentary will summarize the common law legal risks of responding and offering advice or...
This thesis considers the issue of when a tortious duty of care to prevent economic loss should be i...
Responsibility for the consequences of our own actions and occasionally for the actions of others se...
The authors discuss the practical and legal problems involved in proving a defect in a product liabi...
This significant update and rewrite of the 4th edition address the range of design liability issues ...
Studies show that there are increasing violations of professional duties among architects and profes...
Item does not contain fulltextComplaints or claims against dentists by dissatisfied patients usually...
The duty to disclose, as set forth by 37 C.F.R. § 1.56 and case law from the Federal Circuit, should...
The objective of this Interactive Qualifying Project was to gain an understanding of product liabili...