Exam 9: Torts and Privacy Protection.
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A professional athlete injured during practice is deemed to have consented to the physical contact attendant to practice.
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Fact Pattern 9-2
Blake lives in a jurisdiction that applies joint and several liability along with the doctrine of contribution. He was involved in a very unfortunate motor vehicle accident. Tony hit Blake's new Mercedes in the rear just as Cathy crossed the center line and sideswiped him. Blake's car was severely damaged, and Blake suffered from whiplash for a few weeks. Blake sued both Tony and Cathy. It was determined at trial that both Tony and Cathy were negligent, that Blake was not negligent, that Tony was 60% responsible for Blake's injuries, that Cathy was 40% responsible for Blake's injuries, and that Blake's total damages were $100,000.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 9-2.Assume Tony or his insurer pays the entire amount and then attempts to recoup amounts from Cathy.Could Cathy be held liable for any amounts?
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Fact Pattern 9-2
Blake lives in a jurisdiction that applies joint and several liability along with the doctrine of contribution. He was involved in a very unfortunate motor vehicle accident. Tony hit Blake's new Mercedes in the rear just as Cathy crossed the center line and sideswiped him. Blake's car was severely damaged, and Blake suffered from whiplash for a few weeks. Blake sued both Tony and Cathy. It was determined at trial that both Tony and Cathy were negligent, that Blake was not negligent, that Tony was 60% responsible for Blake's injuries, that Cathy was 40% responsible for Blake's injuries, and that Blake's total damages were $100,000.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 9-2.Assuming she has the financial resources or sufficient insurance,can Blake recover the entire $100,000 from Cathy?
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The tort of conversion requires that the defendant know that the goods belonged to the plaintiff.
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Under the doctrine of __________ liability,once the court determines that multiple defendants are at fault,the plaintiff may collect the entire judgment from any one of them,regardless of the degree of that defendant's fault.
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Set forth the majority rule in relation to an accountant's liability for negligence to a third party with whom the accountant does not have a contractual relationship as well as the source of the rule.
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The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 moved many class actions from federal courts into state courts.
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Minerva told Prudence that Prudence could park her farm tractor on Minerva's land but only for one month.Two months later,Minerva is annoyed because the farm tractor is still on her land; and Prudence refuses to move it.Which of the following causes of action,if any,would Minerva have against Prudence?
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The wrongful interference with the right to the quiet use and enjoyment of land is associated with the tort of:
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__________ is the publication of statements derogatory to the quality of the plaintiff's business,to the business in general or to the plaintiff's personal affairs in order to discourage others from dealing with him or her?
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A single set of facts may give rise to claims under more than one tort.
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Blastco is an expert demolition company.During the process of leveling some land,Blastco fell behind in their schedule and used twice the normal amount of dynamite to blast some hills.When a charge exploded,the blast broke several of the windows in Paul's home.Paul lives near the blast site.What theory or theories may Paul use to recover damages from Blastco? Discuss fully.
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What must a plaintiff show to successfully sue for malicious prosecution?
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John has just learned that the latest issue of The Blurb,the local school newspaper,has referred to him as a "liar,cheat,and a lousy student." In fact,John is only a lousy student; he is a very honest person.Explain in detail what theory John can use to recover damages from The Blurb.What defenses are available to the newspaper?
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The Federal Trade Commission takes the position that it is an unfair or deceptive trade practice under the Federal Trade Commission Act for firms to fail to honor their own privacy policies.
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