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Proximately Caused
A legal principle that limits the damages a plaintiff can recover to those which are directly related to the defendant's actions.
Proximate Cause
A legal concept that links a defendant’s conduct with the plaintiff's injury or damage, establishing liability based on the foreseeability of the harm.
Unforeseeable Consequences
Outcomes that could not have been predicted or expected based on the information available at the time of decision or action.
Superseding Causes
Events that occur after a defendant's negligent act, breaking the chain of causation and relieving the defendant of liability.
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