Torts and Compensation, Personal Accountability and Social Responsibility for Injury (American Casebook Series)
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Torts and Compensation, Personal Accountability and Social Responsibility for Injury (American Casebook Series)

by Dan Dobbs, Paul Hayden, Ellen Bublick

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Torts and Compensation explores the foundations of tort law through the connected ideas of personal accountability, social responsibility, and compensation for injury. Written by Dan Dobbs, Paul Hayden, and Ellen Bublick, this American Casebook Series title is designed as a legal education resource for studying torts and civil responsibility.

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Torts and Compensation examines the legal principles governing civil responsibility for injury.

The book focuses on personal accountability and social responsibility, framing tort law around questions of fault, compensation, and the consequences of harmful conduct.

Presented as part of the American Casebook Series, it is intended for the study and teaching of torts.

Written by Dan Dobbs, Paul Hayden, and Ellen Bublick, the casebook provides a structured resource for legal education.

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