"Get the Order and Get Out

question 136

True/False

"Get the order and get out." This is a good principle for salespeople to follow.

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Definitions:

Comparative Negligence

The contemporary replacement for the traditional doctrine of contributory negligence. The basic idea is that damages are apportioned between the parties to a negligence action in proportion to their relative fault. The details vary from state to state.

Plaintiff's Negligence

Situations in a lawsuit where the individual bringing the case (plaintiff) is also found to have been careless or negligent, potentially reducing their compensation.

Plaintiff's Injury

Refers to the physical, emotional, or financial harm suffered by the plaintiff, initiating a legal action to seek compensation or relief.

Unforeseeable Acts

Events or occurrences that could not have been predicted or expected, often considered in the context of contracts and insurance.