01994nam a2200205Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030035003900071040001000110050001700120100003100137245003800168260004700206300001100253500013000264505116800394650007401562856015201636332880OCoLC20160527193442.0151029s        nju      b    001 0 eng    a(OCoLC)690008970z(OCoLC)690739150  aPUCPR 4aKF1286b.S381 aSchwartz, Victor E.2Local10aComparative negligence / ]Online]  aNewark, NJaSan Francisco, CAbLexisNexis,  aOnline  aPuede actualizar versión impresa consultando la Base de datos Lexis Nexis / Lexis Nexis Advance. Requiere Login y Password.0 a1. The history of comparative negligence -- 2. The impact of comparative negligence -- 3. The systems of comparative negligence -- 4. Causation -- 5. Intentional, reckless, and grossly negligent conduct -- 6. Violation of criminal safety statutes -- 7. Last clear change -- 8. Retroactive change to comparative negligence -- 9. Assumption of risk -- 10. Actions based on nuisance -- 11. Strict liability and comparative fault -- 12. Wrongful death and survival statutes -- 13. Standard of conduct modified for party's capacity -- 14. Choice of law and comparative negligence -- 15. Multiple tortfeasors I: plaintiff-defendant problems -- 16. Multiple tortfeasors II: distributing loss among defendants -- 17. Fact finding under comparative negligence -- 18. Judicial control of the finders of fact -- 19. Setoffs -- 20. Punitive damages -- 21. Strategic considerations for the advocate -- 22. The best means of dealing with plaintiff's negligence -- Appendix A: Summary of comparative negligence systems of general application in American jurisdictions -- Appendix B: Text of comparative negligence statutes -- Bibliography -- Table of cases -- Table of statutes. 0aNegligence, CoComparative Negligence mparativezUnited States.2Local7 uhttp://www.lexis.com/research/form/search?_m=c1fcb10491cb3a66800412d0e7de10e7&_src=370222&wchp=dGLzVzt-zSkAb&_md5=33258a1373b6b57d0fa9142a44254044.