If the Harm Done to the Plaintiff Can Be Apportioned

question 34

True/False

If the harm done to the plaintiff can be apportioned, each defendant is jointly and severally liable for the total harm.

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Definitions:

Nonrestrictive Clause

A type of clause in a sentence that provides additional information but does not limit or restrict the meaning of the main clause.

Restrictive

A term describing clauses, rules, or adjectives that limit or define the entities they refer to more narrowly.

Nonrestrictive

A term or clause that provides additional information without limiting or defining the subject in question, and is often set off by commas.

Connective

In logic and linguistics, a term for words or phrases that link propositions and sentences together to form coherent text.