With the Gradual Adoption of Some Portions of the Restatement

question 309

Multiple Choice

With the gradual adoption of some portions of the Restatement (Third) of Torts, courts will:

• A) rely less on the notion of proximate cause
• B) move away from the notion of the "substantial factor"
• C) use a "risk standard" to help judge when liability should be imposed
• D) presume duty almost always exists where there is a risk of physical harm
• E) all the other choices

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