Partial Liability
Liability in tort law is all-or-nothing – a defendant is either fully liable or not at all liable for a claimant’s loss. By contrast, this paper defends a causal theory of partial liability. I’ll argue that a defendant should be held liable for a claimant’s loss only to the degree to which the defen...
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Cambridge University Press
2017
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