Introduction

Question 1

Intentional Torts

Answer 1

Belief that consequences are substantially certain to result

Question 2

Transferred Intent

Answer 2

As long as D had the necessary intent to injure one person, then he would be liable for an intentional tort towards any other person who becomes injured

Question 3

Negligence

Answer 3

not doing something a reasonable person would do or doing something a reasonable person would not do

Question 4

Negligence elements

Answer 4

1) is it foreseeable
2) were reasonable steps taken?

Question 5

Vicarious Liability

Answer 5

the employer is liable for the tortious conduct of the employee through respondeat superior, when the employee is acting within their scope of duties of their employment

Question 6

Workers Compensation

Answer 6

the employer is liable for the employee’s injuries when the injuries were suffered in the course of or arising out of the employee’s duty

Question 7

Wrongful Death

Answer 7

Any tortious act that causes the death of another

Question 8

Vicarious Liability Elements

Answer 8

1) an employee injured another person
2) act was done within the scope of employment

Question 9

Workers Compensation Elements

Answer 9

1) employee is injured during course of employment

Question 10

Wrongful Death Analysis

Answer 10

1) Establish the death happened by a tort
2) Mention family member that can take action

Question 11

Survival of Action Claim for [Victim’s Name]

Answer 11

Survival of action allows an individual’s estate to bring any and all causes of actions after the death of an individual

Question 12

Survival of Action Claim Analysis

Answer 12

Here, [victim]’s estate will be bring all her viable causes of actions for his or her name