用tort造句子，“tort”造句

Two of the largest categories of civil law are contract law and tort law.

Much of the tort caseload is made up of automobile accident cases;

It may be that tort reform is most valuable as a signalling device. It shows that a state CARES about business.

Even though politicians decide what goes to court, the new law is expected to lead to a boom in tort suits, offering citizens a channel to settle disputes outside the political system.

From wooden to winning during the campaign, when it was hardly a certainty that he would beat the incumbent Ann Richards, he had four issues--juvenile justice reform, tort reform, education and welfare reform.

Even an intentional tort could not occur, for a perfectly foreseen tort could surely be avoided by the victim.

Some jurisdictions have established this tort to provide a rimedy for malicious deeds.

Even before the new law took effect, the Chinese were adept at using the existing patchwork of tort laws.

Tort reform has long been totemic to the political right, which argues that the current system allows trial lawyers to seek extortionate settlements for alleged damages.

Although many toxic tort plaintiffs have brought actions under products liability theories holding manufacturers strictly liable for defective products, the liability standard is less clear in cases not involving manufacturers.

I think defamation is one kind of tort.

I conclude that we cannot decide on public policy, tort law, rights, or liabilities on the basis of efficiencies or minimizing of costs.

"Fault" includes ACTS or omissions that are in any measure negligent or reckless toward the person or property of the actor or others, or that subject a person to strict tort liability.

A tort is a wrong, but it must be distinguished from a crime.

So while we wait for tort reform, and some sanity to return to the medical industry, it's up to all of us to stop the madness where we can.

Tiny steps in the direction of tort reform are also provided for.

In tort law the duty is imposed by the law.

A number of states have managed to institute some kind of so-called tort reform, limiting the size of damage awards by juries in medical-malpractice cases.

Usually negligence is a tort.