Strict Liability: Legal and Economic Analysis
Frank J. Vandall
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Frank J. Vandall
Abstract
Preface Strict Liability: A Historical Perspective The Reasons for Strict Liability Strict Liability: A Substitute for Socialized Medicine Strict Liability Defined: Nine Tests Problems with Negligence-Efficiency Theory and with Traditional Negligence The Present Scope of Strict Liability Applying Strict Liability to Professionals: Doctors and Lawyers Applying Strict Liability to Professionals Having Little Discretion: Pharmacists The Backlash: Proposed Reforms to Strict Liability Indexes
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Preface Strict Liability: A Historical Perspective The Reasons for Strict Liability Strict Liability: A Substitute for Socialized Medicine Strict Liability Defined: Nine Tests Problems with Negligence-Efficiency Theory and with Traditional Negligence The Present Scope of Strict Liability Applying Strict Liability to Professionals: Doctors and Lawyers Applying Strict Liability to Professionals Having Little Discretion: Pharmacists The Backlash: Proposed Reforms to Strict Liability Indexes
Key concepts: Liability, Strict liability, Scope (computer science), Legal liability, Discretion, Liability insurance, Business, Law and economics