Torts
Richard A. Epstein, Catherine M. Sharkey · 12th
Complete case list for Epstein & Sharkey, the Torts casebook by Richard A. Epstein (12th Edition)
pp. pp. 1-10
Establishes principles of foreseeability and proximate cause.
pp. pp. 11-15
Discusses intent in tort law.
pp. pp. 16-30
Defines standard of care in negligence.
pp. pp. 31-40
Addresses manufacturer liability for defective products.
pp. pp. 41-50
Examines the duty of care owed in negligence cases.
pp. pp. 51-60
Examines the concept of battery and intent.
pp. pp. 61-70
Discusses assault and the necessity of apprehension.
pp. pp. 71-80
Introduces strict liability in tort law.
Evaluates strict liability in the context of abnormally dangerous activities.
pp. pp. 91-100
Explores consent as a defense to tort claims.
pp. pp. 101-110
Examines self-defense and the reasonable force standard.
pp. pp. 111-120
Determines the scope of damages recoverable in tort actions.
pp. pp. 121-130
Discusses the concept of consequential damages.
pp. pp. 131-140
Establishes the strict liability standard for defective products.
pp. pp. 141-150
Examines design defects and product liability.
pp. pp. 151-160
Discusses the employer's liability for employee actions.
pp. pp. 161-170
Analyzes the limits of employer liability.
pp. pp. 171-180
Addresses the balance between utility and harm in nuisance cases.
pp. pp. 181-190
Explores the public policy implications of nuisance.
pp. pp. 191-200
Discusses contributory and comparative negligence.
pp. pp. 201-210
Examines the role of assumption of risk in negligence cases.
Professors assign Epstein & Sharkey's Torts casebook for its comprehensive coverage of key tort law principles through landmark cases. The casebook emphasizes a blend of theoretical and practical perspectives, encouraging critical thinking and application of the law.