Professional Liability Deskbook

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Section 13 Statute of Limitations
Section 15 Damages
Section 13 Proof Required
Section 52 Caps on Non-Economic Damages
Section 5 Termination of Attorney-Client Relationship
Section 43 Business Enterprise Exclusion
Section 22 Conclusion
Section 64 Pleading
Section 27 Standard for Expert Testimony
Section 10 Negligence or Breach of Contract
Section 41 Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse or Neglect
Section 18 Lost Chance
Section 3 Practice of Engineering
Section 38 Intentional Torts
Section 34 Initiated by Defendant
Section 35 Other Obstacles for Plaintiff
Section 14 Obligation to Defend
Section 18 Criminal Representation Cases
Section 26 Basis for Expert Opinion
Section 34 Pleadings Must Be Detailed and Specific
Section 55 Argument
Section 15 Judge or Jury
Section 32 Intentional Mental State
Section 2 Standards of the Accounting Profession
Section 39 Liability Based on Agency or Business Association
Section 36 Freedom of Association
Section 29 Hypothetical Questions
Section 37 Coverage Section of the Policy
Section 21 Accountant-Client Privilege
Section 75 Malicious Prosecution
Section 14 Gibson Rule
Section 9 Negligent Hiring
Section 7 Transitions
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Section 42 Loss of Consortium
Section 21 Defamation and Libel
Section 74 Negligent Maintenance of Medical Records
Section 22 Measure of Damages in General
Section 59 Integrated Testimony
Section 37 Hospital Has No Duty of Informed Consent
Section 23 Accrual of the Cause of Action
Section 37 Statute of Limitations
Section 26 Instructions
Section 12 Causation
Section 20 Coverage Section of the Policy
Section 5 Auditing Standards
Section 8 Existence of Duty and Burden of Proof
Section 9 Negligence
Section 37 Terminated in Plaintiffs Favor
Section 78 Hospital Staff Membership
Section 1 Introduction
Section 10 Duty
Section 50 Learned Treatises
Section 2 Generally
Section 1 Introduction
Section 9 Reporting Matters to the Carrier That Have Not Yet Given Rise to a Claim
Section 29 Coverage Section of the Policy
Section 10 Changes in Practice by an Individual Insured Resulting in a Change of Carrier or the Insured Leaving the Particular Profession
Section 16 Intervening Causation
Section 15 The Deductible
Section 12 Actions Against Design Professionals
Section 12 Duty to Inform Insured of Notice Provision
Section 21 Release and Settlement
Section 68 Discovery
Section 25 Canon Law 489
Section 12 Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Section 4 Creation of Attorney-Client Relationship
Section 6 Standards for Tax Practice
Section 20 Waiver of Subrogation
Section 7 Non-Client as Intended Beneficiary of Attorney-Client Relationship
Section 39 Claims-Made Policy
Section 47 Malicious Acts
Section 6 Tail Coverage
Section 35 Intentional Act Exclusion
Section 14 Generally
Section 18 Indemnity
Section 25 Punitive Amounts and Fines Exclusion
Section 30 Objections to Hypothetical
Section 38 Clergy Privilege
Section 31 Failure to Establish Elements of Gibson
Section 25 Betterment
Section 16 Statute of Repose
Section 44 Defense of Disciplinary Proceedings
Section 9 Duty of Health Care Providers
Section 31 When Expert Testimony Is Not Required
Section 18 Failure to Procure Adequate Coverage
Section 13 Alternate Theories of Liability
Section 4 Claim
Section 16 Brokers and Agents as Fiduciaries
Section 13 General Policy Provisions
Section 2 Broker and Agent as Insurance Producers
Section 11 Breach
Section 28 Attorney Is Not Liable for Unsuccessful Trial Strategy
Section 57 Other Suits
Section 23 Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Section 5 Practice of Landscape Architecture
Section 3 Standards of Professional Conduct
Section 9 Duty
Section 35 Generally
Section 24 Location of Church Documents
Section 22 Statute of Limitations
Section 8 MAI Definition of Negligence
Section 17 Cenco Defense
Section 8 Defenses Available to Real Estate Agents and Brokers
Section 27 Comparative and Contributory Fault
Section 17 Notice Event Must Take Place First
Section 69 Physician-Patient Privilege
Section 47 Business Records
Section 49 IntroductionEmerging Hybrid Professional Liability
Section 3 Agent Defined
Section 11 Duty to Timely Procure Coverage
Section 11 Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress
Section 71 Wrongful Birth
Section 24 Limitation of Liability and Damages Clauses
Section 46 Sanctions
Section 23 Prior Acts Exclusion
Section 51 Impeachment
Section 21 Conclusion
Section 5 Soliciting Agent
Section 32 Statute of Limitations for a Malicious Prosecution Action
Section 3 Terms
Section 8 Legal Theories Rejected in Gibson
Section 21 Breach of Fiduciary Duty as a Separate Cause of Action
Section 6 Agent Authority
Index
Section 5 When Relationship Is Terminated
Section 32 Joint Venture Exclusion
Section 4 When Relationship Is Created
Section 4 Establishment Clause
Section 46 Admissions
Section 7 Generally
Section 23 Punitive Damages and Aggravating Circumstances
Section 58 Videotapes
Section 22 Clergy Malpractice
Section 19 Jurisdiction Selection May Be Crucial
Section 13 Duration of Duty
Section 22 Characterization of Claim
Section 44 Venue
Section 17 Indemnity and Judgment
Section 34 Foreign Object Cases
Section 76 Libel
Section 12 Expert Testimony Required to Establish the Standard of Care
Section 33 Equity Interest Exclusion
Section 31 Contractual Liability Exclusion
Section 33 Commencement of Earlier Suit or Prosecution
Section 5 Prior Acts
Section 8 Exceptional Circumstances Rule
Section 33 How Much Knowledge Is Required?
Section 24 Instances in Which the Statute of Limitations May Be Tolled
Section 34 Pollution Exclusion
Section 13 Independent Negligence of the Diocese
Section 29 Generally
Section 8 Legal Basis of Liability
Section 35 Without Probable Cause
Section 15 Defenses
Section 29 Attorney Is Not Liable for an Error in Judgment on a Controverted Point of Law
Section 70 Statutory Liability for Emergency Transfers
Section 7 Forgive and Forget
Section 53 Statutory Affidavit
Section 54 Instructions
Section 18 Hide and Seek Case
Section 2 Elements of Action for Professional Negligence
Section 25 Generally
Section 23 Liability of the Design Professional for Economic Loss
Section 21 Wrongful Conception
Section 3 Existence of Physician-Patient Relationship
Section 11 Evidence Not Admissible as Proof of Negligence
Section 6 Liability Absent an Attorney-Client Relationship
Section 17 Failure to Procure Coverage
Section 18 Professional Capacity
Section 1 Introduction
Section 38 Abuse of Process
Section 36 Conditions of the Policy
Section 26 Wrongful or Intentional Acts Exclusion
Section 7 Regulations Relating to the Practice of Professionals
Section 67 Collateral Estoppel
Section 51 Emerging Insurance Industry Solution
Section 48 Medical Records
Section 15 Comparative Fault
Section 9 Professional Standard of Care and Requirement of Expert Testimony
Section 10 Method of Treatment a Matter of Judgment
Section 17 Certainty of Proof
Section 3 Appraisers
Section 15 Expert Testimony to Establish Standard of Care
Section 20 In Pari Delicto Doctrine
Section 7 Breach of Standard of CareGeneral Considerations
Section 45 Conclusion
Section 50 Concern Recognized by Sister Courts
Section 27 Other Services Exclusion
Section 9 Liability of Agent and Broker to Those Other Than the Principal
Section 11 Criminal Liability of Real Estate Brokers and Appraisers
Section 66 Medical Necessities
Section 26 Records Kept Outside of United States
Section 11 Application Process
Section 5 Duties of Loyalty and Obedience to Principal
Section 11 Standard of Care Required
Section 16 Statute of Limitations
Section 22 Control of Defense and Settlement
Section 20 Insurance Coverage
Section 61 Presumption