Private Law Theory

Alberta Law Review  Vol 53, No 4: Special Issue: Tort Law

“This special torts issue of the Alberta Law Review is in honour of Professor Lewis Klar. It is a recognition and a celebration of the far-reaching and lasting contribution which he has made to tort law scholarship over the last 40 years …” (more)

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Reflections on the Career of Professor Lewis Klar – Ellen Picard

Toward Tort Liability for Bad Samaritans – Allen Linden

Apportionment of Damages for Contributory Negligence: The Causal Potency Criterion – James Goudkamp and Lewis Klar

Multi-Party Disputes: Equities Between Concurrent Tortfeasors – Elizabeth Admin-Tettey

Contribution Between Negligent Tortfeasors and Unjust Enrichment: An Outline of a Solution to the ‘No Benefit to B’ Issue – David Cheifetz

Do We Really Need the Anns Test for Duty of Care in Negligence? – Joost Blom

Misusing the ‘No Duty’ Doctrine in Tort Decisions: Following the Restatement (Third) of Torts Would Yield Better Decisions – Stephen D Sugarman

Prenatal Harm and the Duty of Care – Erin L Nelson

Unique Public duties of Care: Judicial Activism in the Supreme Court of Canada – Bruce Feldthusen

To Serve and Protect Whom? Proximity in Cases of Police Failure to Protect – Erika Chamberlain

Theorizing the Institutional Tortfeasor – Margaret Isabel Hall

The Rise and Fall of Plaintiff-Friendly Causation – Vaughan Black

Tate & Lyle : Pure Economic Loss and the Modern Tort of Public Nuisance – JW Neyers and Andrew Botterell

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First posted 2016-09-21 05:45:54