To Succeed in a Negligence Action, in Addition to Showing

question 32

Multiple Choice

To succeed in a negligence action, in addition to showing that the defendant owed the plaintiff a duty of care, and that the defendant breached its duty, the plaintiff must also show that

• A) the plaintiff did his or her best to avoid getting injured.
• B) the defendant has a criminal record.
• C) the defendant acted in a premeditated manner and intended to cause the plaintiff.
• D) the defendant is able to compensate him or her.
• E) the defendant's conduct caused injury to the plaintiff.

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Definitions:

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