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TORT
Breach of a duty owed to another resulting in injury or loss.
Negligence
Failure to act as a reasonable person would in the same set of circumstances.
Forseeability
How capable of being forseen were the injury/loss by a reasonable person.
Reasonable person
Law looks through the eyes of a reasonable person.
Res Ipsa Loquitor
1)Whatever happened doesn't normally happen without negligence
2) Knows whos thing it was
3) Injured party can't have been negligent themselves.
Causation/Proximate Cause
Were injury/loss natural cause of the negligent actions.
Intervening factors
1) Time/Space
2) Intervening factors
3) Injured parties own negligence
Assumption of Risk
being aware of risk and doing it anyways.
Contributory Negligence
If the injured party is less negligent.
What does Implied warranty of Mercentibility promise?
The good will be fit for the purposes for which it was intended to be used.
Products Liability
Defective product, unreasonably dangerous, proximate cause, injury or loss, but no use or alteration.
Workers Compensation
1) Workers gave up their right to unlimited damages in exchange for not having to prove the boss negligent.

2) Management gave up their right to be proven negligent for a structured system of settlement.
Fixtures
Leaves a scar when it's gone.
Joint Tenancy
Have to be equal
Tenancy in Common
Inheritable
Life Estate
Limited interest in property for a limited amount of time.
Easement
Right to come upon real property.
Adverse Possession
1) actual 2) open 3) Hostile 4) statutory amount of time
Partnership disadvantage
Unlimited personal financial liability for the debts of the partnership.
2 things that are limited in a Limited Partnership
1) Liability 2) Ability to participate in the business
3 characteristics of a Limited Liability Company
1) Taxed as a partnership
2) Liability limited to your investment
3) Can participate in the business
Articles of Incorporation
Formal legal document starting the incorporation process.
Certificate of Incorporation
Birth certificate of corporation
Doing Business Doctrine
Tells us how much business we can do in a foreign state without getting their permission
Signature Liability
Co-signing for the corporation
Sub Chapter S Corporation
If you are a closely held corporation (75 stockholders or less), you may choose to be taxed a partnership.
Undisclosed Agency
Done if the principal doesn't want the 3rd party to know who they are.
Ways to show former employees don't have Apparent Authority
Inform clients, take away identifying paraphenilia
Employee vs Independent contractors
Control
Doctrine of Respondeat Superior
The principle is responsible for the TORTs of their agent committed in the scope of their employment.
Employment at Will
Person can be fired for no reason.