Chicago-Kent Law Review Volume 91, Issue 2 (2016) ‘Causation, Liability and Apportionment: Comparative Interdisciplinary Perspectives’. Symposium Editors: Richard W Wright, Florence G’sell, and Samuel Ferey.
Introduction
Richard W Wright, Florence G’sell, and Samuel Ferey
Opening Remarks
Bertrand Louvel
Causation: Linguistic, Philosophical, Legal and Economic
Richard W Wright and Ingeborg Puppe
Causation, Counterfactuals and Probabilities in Philosophy and Legal Thinking
Florence G’sell
Causation and Standard of Proof From an Economic Perspective
Bruno Deffains, Claude Fluet, and Maiva Ropaul
Causation in Hepatitis B Vaccination Litigation in France: Breaking Through Scientific Uncertainty?
Jean-Sebastien Borghetti
Material Contribution to Risk in the Canadian Law of Toxic Torts
Lynda M Collins
Causation in Cases of Evidential Uncertainty: Juridical Techniques and Fundamental Issues
Ken Oliphant
Attribution of Liability: An Economic Analysis of Various Cases
Michael Faure
Overdetermined Causation Cases, Contribution and the Shapley Value
Samuel Ferey and Pierre Dehez
Economic Analysis of Liability Apportionment Among Multiple Tortfeasors: A Survey, and Perspectives in Large-Scale Risks Management
Julien Jacob and Bruno Lovat
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