Why are airlines no longer held to a strict liability standard?

Why is it important to distinguish between property damage and economic loss?

What is the difference between a design defect and a manufacturing defect?

How might the defective warning theory be used in relationship to a drug that is determined to have potentially harmful side effects?

Why might a plaintiff opt for a warranty rather than a strict liability claim?

What is the reasoning behind holding employers vicariously liable for the acts of their employees?

Name two circumstances in which an employer is not vicariously liable for the acts of an employee.

If an employee is involved in an accident while driving a company car, why might the employer not be able to sue the other driver involved in the accident if the rule of contributory negligence is applicable?

What is the significance of two or more tortfeasors being found jointly and severally liable?

Under what circumstances might a punitive damage award be unconstitutional?

What two conflicting objectives dominate discussions of joint and several liability?

What is the difference between an actual cash value policy and a replacement cost policy?

Under what circumstances might it be appropriate to bring a declaratory judgment action?

Who administers workers' compensation in our state?

Why is there often a delay in resolving claims?