Add to ORKGTo defend my verdict on the two other arguments for Tort reform, let me recount three Tort stories from the Midwest. The first was decided almost exactly one hundred years before the other two. All three cases made local newspaper headlines. In each case the plaintiff was victorious and the defendant protested the injustice of its fate. These stories provide clues that will enable us to explore the nature of Tort law and of its current plight.Michael I. Krauss, "Tort Law, Moral Accountability, and Efficiency: Reflections on the Current Crisis," Journal of Markets & Morality 2, no. 1 (Spring 1999): 114-12
The two goals of tort law are to compensate victims and to deter unsafe behavior. This paper judges ...
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In his seminal work, Tort Law in America, Ted White describes tort law as vacillating between a focu...
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In 1960, progressive members of the state judiciary, joined later by the American Law Institute, com...
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In contemporary tort theory, both economists and moralists advance the view that tort law can be und...
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The two goals of tort law are to compensate victims and to deter unsafe behavior. This paper judges ...
The future of civil justice is best understood through the prism of tort reform. Through objective c...
In his seminal work, Tort Law in America, Ted White describes tort law as vacillating between a focu...
This Symposium convenes at an important moment in the history of modern tort reform. The helpful leg...
In 1960, progressive members of the state judiciary, joined later by the American Law Institute, com...
That all is not well with tort law cannot seriously be doubted. In Liability: The Legal Revolution ...
For over thirty years, repeat players on the defense side of tort litigation have undertaken to ref...
There are good reasons that the reform of tort law has commanded the extraordinary attention it has ...
In the modern tort reform movement that dates to the mid-1970s, courts have struck down a number of ...
In contemporary tort theory, both economists and moralists advance the view that tort law can be und...
In the United States, the debate over the foundations of tort law is at an impasse. On one side of t...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2015. Major: Political Science. Advisor: Joan T...
From the introduction: The past few years have seen a great deal of controversy concerning the conti...
From the introduction: Many late nineteenth-century law teachers thought of the common law as a logi...
It should not be surprising that Prosser\u27s Assault upon the Citadel is among the most frequently ...
The two goals of tort law are to compensate victims and to deter unsafe behavior. This paper judges ...
The future of civil justice is best understood through the prism of tort reform. Through objective c...
In his seminal work, Tort Law in America, Ted White describes tort law as vacillating between a focu...