Foreseeable Plaintiffs Theory Asks

question 13

Multiple Choice

Foreseeable plaintiffs theory asks:

• A) Did the tortfeasor intend to injure the plaintiff?
• B) Was it reasonably foreseeable that the person hurt would be injured as a result of the tortfeasor's actions?
• C) Should the tortfeasor have known that his or her actions would cause a specific type of injury?
• D) This concept applies to intentional torts, not negligence.

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