True/False Question 1Causation is not required for an intentional tort.Select one:O TrueO FalseTrue/False Question 2Public disclosure of private facts is a form of invasion of privacy.Select one:O TrueO FalseTrue/False Question 3One of the elements of negligence is the duty to exercise reasonable care.Select one:O TrueO FalseTrue/False Question 4Strict liability is not imposed in product liability.Select one:O TrueO False

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Chapter4: Professional Legal Liability

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4. Which of the following is true of a contingent liability? OIt is a potential liability that depends on a future event. OIt is an actual liability that is difficult to estimate. OIt is an actual liability that depends on a past event. OIt is a court-imposed liability based on an officer's fraud as decided in a completed lawsuit.
Indicate the correct statement. 1 Exclusions to policies cannot be deleted and always apply. 2 Exceptions to a policy can be deleted and the peril covered for an extra premium. 3 Loss arising from war is a general exclusion to commercial policies. 4 Collusion or theft by employees is a general exception under most accident policies.
Briefly explain what a person who is hurt by a product must prove against the defendant under the negligence doctrine of product liability. Is everyone in the chain of distribution liable to the plaintiff under this theory? Why is it difficult for a plaintiff to prove a negligence product liability case? (Note: This question refers specifically to a negligence product liability suit. This is not exactly the same as the response for Question 1.)
Which of the following elements is not a requirement for a plaintiff to recover damages under the traditional theory of torts? The plaintiff must have been harmed The defendant's act must have caused the harm The defendant's act must have been a breach of the duty of reasonable care under the circumstances O The harm must be to a person, not property.
Which of the following is a valid defense in a strict products liability case? Group of answer choices consent comparative negligence assumption of risk contributory negligence
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In defamation law, a claim which is not expressly stated but may be reasonably inferred from other statements made is described as an implied term Ob. b. a privileged statement OC. an imputation O d. fair comment
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Question 12 Failure to provide any level of care in fulfilling a duty owed to another party, including reckless disregard for the truth, is called 1. breach of contract. 2. ordinary negligence. 3. privity. 4. constructive fraud. 0 4 O 2 O 1 O 3
may an action arising from negligence be waived? explain
Culpa aquiliana as distinguished from culpa contractual: Proof of due diligence in the selection and supervision of employees is not considered a defense. Proof of the contract and its breach is sufficient to warrant recovery. The negligence of the defendant is only an incident in the performance of the obligation. The source of liability is the negligent act of the person causing damage to another.
34-Which of the following is NOT a contingent liability? a. Product warranty b. Pending law suit for property damage c. Pending law suit for slander d. Discounted note receivable

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Causation is not required for an intentional tort. Select one: O True O False