Add to ORKGPure economic loss is not considered a recoverable harm in tort law. Professor Silverstein asks, Why not
In Temple v. Wean United, Inc., the Ohio Supreme Court formally adopted section 402 (A) of the Resta...
Under the prevailing rule in America, a plaintiff may not recover for his economic loss resulting fr...
In Robins Dry Dock and Repair Co. v. Flint, the Supreme Court laid down the general proposition that...
Pure economic loss is not considered a recoverable harm in tort law. Professor Silverstein asks, Wh...
In Finland the recovery of pure economic loss in tort law is regulated under Chapter 5, Section 1 of...
This Article examines the issues surrounding the application of tort doctrine to problems of economi...
Within Republican political circles, numerous state legislatures, and even the U.S. Congress, advoca...
This paper focuses upon the influence traditionally exercised by contract law in precluding recovery...
The economic loss rule is a judicially created doctrine that bars plaintiffs from suing in tort for ...
Most litigants, if given the chance, prefer to assert tort theories to recover their economic losses...
The economic loss doctrine requires that courts distinguish economic loss from non-economic. Those d...
In this article Professor De Alessi applies economic analysis to a California case which held that a...
It is now virtually a dogma among contemporary tort scholars that the non-recovery of pure economic ...
A defective product causes various types of damages. The type of damage suffered generally determine...
Introduction: Many lawyers regard compensation as the most important goal of tort law. However, in t...
In Temple v. Wean United, Inc., the Ohio Supreme Court formally adopted section 402 (A) of the Resta...
Under the prevailing rule in America, a plaintiff may not recover for his economic loss resulting fr...
In Robins Dry Dock and Repair Co. v. Flint, the Supreme Court laid down the general proposition that...
Pure economic loss is not considered a recoverable harm in tort law. Professor Silverstein asks, Wh...
In Finland the recovery of pure economic loss in tort law is regulated under Chapter 5, Section 1 of...
This Article examines the issues surrounding the application of tort doctrine to problems of economi...
Within Republican political circles, numerous state legislatures, and even the U.S. Congress, advoca...
This paper focuses upon the influence traditionally exercised by contract law in precluding recovery...
The economic loss rule is a judicially created doctrine that bars plaintiffs from suing in tort for ...
Most litigants, if given the chance, prefer to assert tort theories to recover their economic losses...
The economic loss doctrine requires that courts distinguish economic loss from non-economic. Those d...
In this article Professor De Alessi applies economic analysis to a California case which held that a...
It is now virtually a dogma among contemporary tort scholars that the non-recovery of pure economic ...
A defective product causes various types of damages. The type of damage suffered generally determine...
Introduction: Many lawyers regard compensation as the most important goal of tort law. However, in t...
In Temple v. Wean United, Inc., the Ohio Supreme Court formally adopted section 402 (A) of the Resta...
Under the prevailing rule in America, a plaintiff may not recover for his economic loss resulting fr...
In Robins Dry Dock and Repair Co. v. Flint, the Supreme Court laid down the general proposition that...