Tort Law Deskbook
- Section 4.4 Conduct Deemed to Be Extreme and Outrageous
- Section 12.60 Public Officers and Common Carriers
- Section 5.38 Refusal to Retract Is Not Actual Malice
- Section 18.50 Limitations
- Section 20.10 Compliance With Statute Gives Rise to Negligent Act or Omission
- Section 14.8 Requirements for Settling or Trying the Action
- Section 19.124 Railroad Crossing
- Section 15.27 Use of Expert Witness
- Section 15.9 Product "Sold" in the Course of Defendant’s Business
- Section 12.10 Local Option Statutory Fence Laws
- Section 15.5 Types of Strict Liability Claims
- Section 12.32 Plaintiff’s Verdict Director
- Section 19.73 MAI 37.01 Modification
- Section 8.10 Representation Must Be Material
- Section 10.47 Statute of Limitations
- Section 13.5 Scope of Invitation
- Section 4.10 Foreseeability
- Section 11.33 Time Limitation on Suit Clauses
- Section 3.17 Proof of Malice Necessary for Recovery of Punitive Damages
- Section 18.8 Trespass
- Section 19.60 Federal Employers’ Liability Act
- Section 18.25 Interest
- Section 1.6 Chapter 4—Infliction of Emotional Distress
- Section 21.31 Discovery Rule
- Section 18.23 Motor Vehicles
- Section 17.66 Private and Public Nuisance Distinguished
- Section 21.9 General Rule
- Section 9.24 Relevant Circumstances
- Section 9.48 Point of Impact
- Section 10.40 Class Actions
- Section 15.3 Brief Introduction to Strict Liability
- Section 12.24 Background
- Section 17.4 Intent
- Section 13.20 Swimming Areas
- Section 7.6 Knowledge Established Even if Defendant Mistakenly Believes Contract Is Unenforceable
- Section 5.53 Fair Reports Privilege
- Section 13.71 Private Sidewalks
- Section 11.1 Scope of Chapter
- Section 18.7 Strict Liability
- Section 13.12 Crimes on Public Streets
- Section 19.72 MAI 19.01
- Section 3.10 Acquittal
- Section 17.71 Nuisance Per Se
- Section 18.35 Particular Facts Determine the Correct Measure in Leasing Cases
- Section 13.16 Causation
- Section 10.85 National Transportation Safety Board Investigations, Reports, and Testimony
- Section 14.27 Wrongful Death Interrogatories
- Section 3.36 Restraint by Civilians
- Section 19.35 Pleadings
- Section 5.37 A Public Official/Figure’s Denial Does Not Create Actual Malice
- Section 3.27 Definition—Malice in Law
- Section 21.52 Evidentiary Considerations
- Section 1.9 Chapter 7—Tortious Interference With Contracts or Business Relationships
- Section 21.47 Venue
- Section 19.66 Disjunctive Submissions
- Section 5.44 Actual
- Section 17.100 Tenant’s Agents and Employees
- Section 10.80 Flight Instruction
- Section 10.74 Security
- Section 15.46 Negligence and Strict Liability Distinguished
- Section 15.4 Sale of Used Products
- Section 12.8 Animal Trespass
- Section 2.3 Defendant’s Intent
- Section 1.28 Special Collection and Apportionment Rules for Medical Malpractice Actions
- Section 20.5 Injuries of a Type Statute Was Designed to Prevent
- Section 10.17 Comparative Fault and Assumption of the Risk
- Section 21.30 Minority of Claimant
- Section 3.48 Sovereign and Official Immunity
- Section 2.16 Vicarious Liability
- Section 9.49 Hearsay Statements
- Section 6.21 Dual Aspect of the Tort
- Section 10.22 Who Is an Air Carrier?
- Section 4.8 Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress’s Relationship to Other Laws and Torts
- Section 16.18 Inherently Dangerous Activity and Collateral Negligence
- Section 17.28 Additional References
- Section 12.38 There Is a Causal Relationship Between the Injury-Causing Act and the Animal’s Dangerous Tendency
- Table of Contents
- Section 13.25 History
- Section 7.4 Valid Business Relationship or Expectancy
- Section 21.4 Governing Law
- Section 19.50 Comparative Fault Not Submissible
- Section 9.12 Independent Contractor
- Section 5.71 Jury Instructions
- Section 13.39 Latent Defect on Premises at Time of Letting
- Section 13.8 Implied Invitation
- Section 13.64 Knowledge of Defendant
- Section 17.97 Equitable Waste
- Section 18.42 Personal Property
- Section 10.42 Application and Liability Caps
- Section 14.17 Absence of Defendant as a Tolling Factor
- Section 18.37 Hybrid Approach Allowed When Different Types of Defects Exist
- Section 1.24 Chapter 19—Comparative Fault
- Section 21.11 Military Personnel
- Section 6.15 Private Facts
- Section 17.27 Defenses
- Section 13.77 Obstructions on Public Sidewalks
- Section 15.31 Loss of Consortium
- Section 12.29 Comparative Fault
- Section 9.57 Pedestrians
- Section 22.13 Generally, and the Incorporation of Federal Employers’ Liability Act
- Section 19.9 Conduct of Defendant
- Section 14.24 Wrongful Death Petition in Vehicular Collision
- Section 10.30 Security
- Section 11.39 Generally
- Section 10.14 Liability of Nonoperating Owners and Lessors
- Section 1.22 Chapter 17—Property Rights
- Section 19.88 Harmless Error—No Fault Assessed to Defendant
- Section 18.20 Loss of Use
- Section 6.32 Jury Instructions
- Section 12.11 Adopting the Local Option
- Section 7.13 Tortious Interference Between Two Contracting Parties
- Section 5.7 Intracorporate Publication
- Section 9.47 Police Officers
- Section 22.3 Liability
- Section 3.13 Termination of Prior Litigation in Favor of Malicious Prosecution Plaintiff
- Section 15.30 Lost Income
- Section 18.32 Real Property, Structures, and Crops
- Section 17.107 Requirement of Vested Future Interest
- Section 10.16 Defenses
- Section 3.24 Advice of Counsel
- Section 15.50 Statute of Limitations
- Section 17.49 Consequential Damages
- Section 11.18 Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors
- Section 17.19 Definition
- Section 19.107 Joint Venture
- Section 2.19 Statute of Limitations
- Section 17.102 Stranger Not Liable
- Section 15.43 Statute of Repose
- Section 5.77 Protection for Anonymous Internet Postings
- Section 17.21 Surrender of Possession
- Section 13.38 Leased Premises
- Section 13.21 Skating Rinks
- Section 9.4 Breach
- Section 5.65 Issues of Law vs. Issues of Fact
- Section 22.22 Value of Vessel and Pending Freight
- Section 19.87 Costs
- Section 13.13 Specific Prior Crimes on Premises
- Section 18.17 Liquidated Damages
- Section 20.9 Legal Excuse or Justification
- Section 19.119 Nature of Danger
- Section 5.1 Preface
- Section 4.2 Instruction
- Section 10.60 Liabilities of Remote Sellers and Distributors
- Section 5.66 Jurisdiction and Venue
- Section 17.14 Measure of Damages
- Section 13.78 Vestibules
- Section 10.44 "Accident"
- Section 12.46 Section 322.145, RSMo
- Section 13.40 Repairs
- Section 19.93 Substantial Evidence to Support the Verdict
- Section 15.49 Exploding Bottle Cases
- Section 10.65 Crashworthiness
- Section 10.90 Interested Parties
- Section 13.48 Landlord’s Duty to Protect Tenants From Criminal Activities of Third Persons
- Section 5.61 Constitutional Privilege
- Section 2.11 Employer-Employee—Inappropriate Contact
- Section 9.53 Practical Considerations
- Section 2.18 Liability for Assault Under The Workers’ Compensation Law
- Section 10.95 Aircraft Owner’s Records
- Section 3.26 Plaintiff’s Verdict-Directing Instruction
- Section 1.5 Chapter 3—Malicious Prosecution and False Imprisonment
- Section 5.2 Distinction Between Libel and Slander
- Section 19.39 Fault of Nonparties
- Section 17.85 Equitable Relief
- Section 10.3 Federal Aviation Act Preemption
- Section 19.91 Preservation of Instructional Error at Trial
- Section 5.56 Libel-Proof" Plaintiff Defense
- Section 8.3 Relief and Remedies in General
- Section 18.45 Parties
- Section 9.55 Settlement
- Section 18.22 Crops
- Section 15.24 Circumstantial Evidence
- Section 22.23 Owners and Operators
- Section 21.51 Defenses Available to the United States
- Section 19.61 MAI 22.03
- Section 17.44 Mistake
- Section 7.3 Valid Contract
- Section 5.24 Public Figures
- Section 12.59 Trespass
- Section 2.36 Exclusion for Intentional Assault in School Context
- Section 10.18 Emergency
- Section 13.65 Knowledge of Plaintiff
- Section 14.19 Savings Statute for Refiling Action
- Section 3.15 Malice
- Section 19.11 Product Liability Claims
- Section 17.106 Exceptions to Liability
- Section 2.28 Punitive Damages
- Section 21.48 Matters Under the Federal Tort Claims Act Are Tried by the District Court Sitting Without a Jury
- Section 10.77 Rescue Services
- Section 7.14 Jury Instructions
- Section 16.27 Public Duty
- Section 13.70 Comparative Fault of Plaintiff
- Section 14.6 Actual Damages
- Section 3.2 Relationship to False Imprisonment and Abuse of Process
- Section 9.30 Obscured View
- Section 1.26 Who May Be Assessed Fault—Immune Tortfeasors
- Section 1.11 Summary
- Section 21.12 Illegal Activity by Off-Duty Police Officers
- Section 14.25 Wrongful Death Petition in Nursing Home Negligence Case
- Section 18.48 Trial