No. The discriminatory conduct would be a violation of civil rights laws. Torts are civil wrongs that don't arise from contract or statute. They can be intentional or due to negligence. They include such things as defamation, battery, or ne...
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MassTortDefense , we from time to time point out an interesting academic take on the issues we deal with in the litigation trenches. Readers may want to check out " Torts and Innovation ," a thought provoking article by Gideon Par...
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For the moment, it looks as if 2003 will go down in the annals of the American tort wars as the year that the U.S. Supreme Court decisively reined in the "total harm" theory of punitive damages. In the end, this approach is import...
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Most tort law is formulated and applied by state courts. The common law- legal decisions by judges that set precedents followed by later courts' is supplemented by laws passed by state legislatures. When Congress considers pre-empting state...
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The Trade Practices Act implies terms into all sales contracts for the goods to be of "merchantable quality" and to be "reasonably fit" for their intended purpose. These terms were breached. As El_chupah_nebre said: Th...
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In light of the recent death of a Walmart employee, who was trampled to death by a crowd of shoppers during a Black Friday sale, and whose family has brought a wrongful-death lawsuit against the company, The Business Ethics Blog ’s Chris M...
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John C. Goldberg wrote an article in the current issue of Vanderbilt Law Review . (55 Vanderbilt Law Review 1501 (2002) titled, "Unloved: Tort in the Modern Legal Academy" that sets out the reasons by tort law is less popular than...
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