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Efficient Standards of Due Care: Should Courts Find More Parties Negligent Under Comparative Negligence?

Aaron S. Edlin

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torts, comparative negligence, evidentiary uncertainty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Law

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torts, comparative negligence, evidentiary uncertainty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Law

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torts, comparative negligence, evidentiary uncertainty, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Law

Key concepts: Contributory negligence, Plaintiff, Res ipsa loquitur, Jurisdiction, Equity (law), Medical negligence, Law, Business

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