The Concept of Foreseeability in Tort Law Is Considered by a Court

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Essay

The concept of foreseeability in tort law is considered by a court in determining the existence of a duty of care and as a threshold for the recovery of any damage suffered by an injured plaintiff.Explain the significance of "reasonably foreseeable" as it relates to both duty and damages,as well as the policy reasons why courts sometimes fail to recognize a duty,or fail to recognize that the plaintiff has met the threshold for recovery of damages.

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Definitions:

Potential Areas

Potential areas refer to sectors or fields that hold the possibility for growth, development, or significant contributions in various contexts.

Failure

The state or condition of not meeting a desirable or intended objective, potentially leading to a wide range of consequences.

Non-voice Use

Communication or interaction that occurs without the use of spoken words, such as text or sign language.

Smartphones

Advanced mobile phones equipped with internet access and a wide variety of applications for personal and professional use.