Torts
Marc A. Franklin, Robert L. Rabin, Michael D. Green · 10th
Complete case list for Franklin, Rabin & Green, the Torts casebook by Marc A. Franklin (10th Edition)
pp. pp. 3-12
This case established the principle of foreseeability in tort liability.
pp. pp. 13-19
Discusses the elements required to prove negligence in tort law.
pp. pp. 21-29
Explores the standard for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
pp. pp. 30-38
Clarifies the tort of battery and intent.
pp. pp. 39-45
Examines the concept of transferred intent in tort law.
pp. pp. 47-58
Upholds the right to sue for punitive damages for intentional trespass.
pp. pp. 59-68
Addresses the balance between property rights and public nuisance.
pp. pp. 70-76
Introduces the standard of care in negligence cases.
pp. pp. 77-84
Discusses contributory negligence and liability of a driver for a passenger's actions.
pp. pp. 85-94
Explores the doctrine of parental liability.
pp. pp. 96-105
Established the rule of strict liability for non-natural use of land.
pp. pp. 106-113
Laid groundwork for product liability based on strict liability.
pp. pp. 115-123
Examines the defense of consent in tort actions.
pp. pp. 124-130
Discusses the defense of self-defense in tort law.
pp. pp. 132-138
Addresses the types of damages recoverable in tort claims.
pp. pp. 139-149
Clarifies loss of earning capacity as a measure of damages.
pp. pp. 151-156
Expanded duty of care to consumers regarding product safety.
pp. pp. 157-165
Explores breach of warranty in product liability.
pp. pp. 167-175
An overview of tort reform debates and their implications.
pp. pp. 176-185
Discusses the implications of caps on damages.
pp. pp. 187-195
Examines the factors for recovery in cases of NIED.
pp. pp. 196-205
Explores the traditional zone of danger concept.
Professors assign this casebook due to its comprehensive selection of foundational cases and its clear organization, which facilitates analytical learning. The authors incorporate doctrinal principles with practical examples, enhancing students' understanding of tort law's application in real-world scenarios.