Add to ORKGThe article analyses the evolution of tort law in light of the difference between durable and non-durable precaution measures. Our model illustrates how interference and timing effects increase prevention costs as non-durable precaution spreads effort levels over increased actions and time. This article relates the expansion of remedies and awards in tort law to the increased role of non-durable prevention in medical progress and the reluctance of the legal system to take into account the inherent costs of non-durable precaution
This article identifies the conditions under which potentially insolvent injurers over-invest in pre...
With all of the recent advances in science and technology, humans are being exposed to many new and ...
This article will analyze the types of changes that are taking place by examining three expanding ar...
The article analyses the evolution of tort law in light of the difference between durable and non-du...
This Article amends an important theory by Mark Grady on nondurable precaution (Grady, 1988). We pre...
Conventional wisdom in tort law maintains that the prevention of undesirable risks mandates restrict...
Under the conventional tort law paradigm, a tortfeasor behaves unreasonably when two conditions are ...
The damage that is a consequence of the illegal act is not always immediately perceptible, but can e...
Many argue that incentive costs of the malpractice system, namely practices such as defensive medici...
In this paper we present the costs of defensive medicine in thirty-five clinical specialties to dete...
There are good reasons that the reform of tort law has commanded the extraordinary attention it has ...
In our article, Negligence and Insufficient Activity, we proposed that tort scholarship has overlook...
This study examines the effects of state-level, tort law reforms on the diffusion of medical technol...
Potential defendants faced with the prospect of tort or tort-like damage actions can reduce their li...
In a previous paper we have argued that tort law can benefit from the use of Quality Adjusted Life Y...
This article identifies the conditions under which potentially insolvent injurers over-invest in pre...
With all of the recent advances in science and technology, humans are being exposed to many new and ...
This article will analyze the types of changes that are taking place by examining three expanding ar...
The article analyses the evolution of tort law in light of the difference between durable and non-du...
This Article amends an important theory by Mark Grady on nondurable precaution (Grady, 1988). We pre...
Conventional wisdom in tort law maintains that the prevention of undesirable risks mandates restrict...
Under the conventional tort law paradigm, a tortfeasor behaves unreasonably when two conditions are ...
The damage that is a consequence of the illegal act is not always immediately perceptible, but can e...
Many argue that incentive costs of the malpractice system, namely practices such as defensive medici...
In this paper we present the costs of defensive medicine in thirty-five clinical specialties to dete...
There are good reasons that the reform of tort law has commanded the extraordinary attention it has ...
In our article, Negligence and Insufficient Activity, we proposed that tort scholarship has overlook...
This study examines the effects of state-level, tort law reforms on the diffusion of medical technol...
Potential defendants faced with the prospect of tort or tort-like damage actions can reduce their li...
In a previous paper we have argued that tort law can benefit from the use of Quality Adjusted Life Y...
This article identifies the conditions under which potentially insolvent injurers over-invest in pre...
With all of the recent advances in science and technology, humans are being exposed to many new and ...
This article will analyze the types of changes that are taking place by examining three expanding ar...