Torts
Dan B. Dobbs, Paul T. Hayden, Ellen M. Bublick · 8th
Complete case list for Dobbs, Hayden & Bublick, the Torts casebook by Dan B. Dobbs (8th Edition)
pp. pp. 1-10
This case establishes the principle of foreseeability in negligence.
pp. pp. 11-15
Examines the impact of defendant's conduct on proximate cause.
pp. pp. 16-24
Introduces the reasonable person standard in determining negligence.
pp. pp. 25-30
Addresses duty of care owed to social guests versus trespassers.
pp. pp. 31-35
Involves the issues of liability when an injury occurs in the absence of negligence.
pp. pp. 36-42
Establishes the rule of strict liability in cases of non-natural use of land.
pp. pp. 43-50
Pivotal case in defining strict products liability.
pp. pp. 51-57
Illustrates the complexities surrounding intent in tort law.
pp. pp. 58-63
Defines battery within the context of intentional torts.
pp. pp. 64-71
Examines consent as a defense in intentional tort actions.
pp. pp. 72-80
Looks at self-defense claims in tort cases.
pp. pp. 81-88
Discusses the employer’s liability for employees' torts.
pp. pp. 89-94
Explains the doctrine of vicarious liability in torts.
pp. pp. 95-101
Evaluates the types of damages recoverable in tort.
pp. pp. 102-108
Examines emotional distress damages in tort actions.
pp. pp. 109-115
Landmark case addressing strict liability of product manufacturers.
pp. pp. 116-123
Discusses flaws in product design leading to liability.
pp. pp. 124-130
Explores the no-fault nature of workers' compensation.
pp. pp. 131-138
Analyzes exceptions and defenses in workers' compensation claims.
pp. pp. 139-145
Examines the balance between public benefit and private nuisance.
pp. pp. 146-153
Sets a precedent for balancing land use and nuisance.
Professors assign this book due to its comprehensive coverage of tort principles, coupled with a strong emphasis on case law application. The pedagogical approach promotes critical thinking and enhances students' understanding of both prevalent and emerging tort issues.