______ Is a Catchall Phrase for the Legal Responsibility for Injury-Causing

question 36

Multiple Choice

______ is a catchall phrase for the legal responsibility for injury-causing behavior that is neither intentional nor negligent.

• A) Strict liability
• B) Negligence
• C) Assumption of risk
• D) Comparative fault
• E) Cause in fact

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