Negligence is Breach of an Expert by Affirmative Violation to Trespassers of Commercial Causation

Question 1

Negligence

Answer 1

Negligance = !:intent duty:breach:causation-in-fact-and-proximate:damages
Duty = at-least:R.circumstances forseeable-parties forseeable-unreasonable-risks
Learned Hand = Probility Magnitude burden:minimize/avoid

Question 2

Breach

Answer 2

Breach = Question Fact Jury

Res Ipsa Loquitor = Infer ordinarily:absent Instrumentality:Exclusive

Question 3

Expert

Answer 3

Expert = Discern:care Like:professional Good:standing
Medical = Informed:consent Reasonable:Patient Alternatives
Common Carrier = Higher Affirmative 911

Question 4

Affirmative

Answer 4

Affirmative Duty = !:CL:Act Harm:Creator Gross:Wanton:Render:Continue
Emergency = Circumstances Lower !:Makers

Question 5

Violation

Answer 5

Violation of Statue = !:per-se evidence type:harm:class
Automobile = Seatbelt:!per-se Negligent:entrustment Family:purpose
Per se = DUI electrical:fire:statutes

Question 6

Trespassers

Answer 6

Trespassers = no-duty !:willful/wanton 
Licensees = non-business !: inspect Known-Risks!:obvious 
Invitees = business R.inspect Correct/warn:invitee

Question 7

Commercial

Answer 7

Commercial Host = !:C.intoxicated:minors harm:others !:harm:drunk
Animal = Strict:undomestic Strict:bites:non-trespassers injury:property-damage
Attractive Nuisance= near-strict artificial:allured natural:simple-precautions

Question 8

Causation

Answer 8

Causation =Connection Breach Harm
Infact = But-for !:Breach
Proximate = R.forceeable Rescue:Malpractice!:professional Unexpected:Supercedeing