Torts2023-materials

theme: Colin autoscale: true slidenumbers: true header: #373737, alignment(left), line-height(150%), text-scale(1.0), ITC Galliard Pro Bold Footer: No-Fault and Beyond Classes this week Thursday, April 25th 8:45am to 10:00am in the Hall of the 70s.

theme: Colin autoscale: true slidenumbers: true header: #373737, alignment(left), line-height(150%), text-scale(1.0), ITC Galliard Pro Bold Footer: No-Fault and Beyond Classes this week Thursday, April 25th 8:45am to 10:00am in the Hall of the 70s.

theme: Colin autoscale: true slidenumbers: true header: #373737, alignment(left), line-height(150%), text-scale(1.0), ITC Galliard Pro Bold Footer: No-Fault and Beyond Class tomorrow Friday April 26th 10:00am to 11:15am in the Hall of the 70s.

theme: Colin autoscale: true slidenumbers: true header: #373737, alignment(left), line-height(150%), text-scale(1.0), ITC Galliard Pro Bold Footer: Final Review Last night, a friend from law school reminded me of this text I sent him back when we were in law school were studying for finals…

Will we be tested on dissenting opinions? How important are addressing policy grounds in a court’s majority in our answers? Do we need to discuss a case’s facts, reasoning, and holding every time we use analogical reasoning?

Res Ipsa Exercise Ross v. Benson You are an appellate court judge in the state of Loyola. The following case comes to you on appeal from a trial court. You should take notes on the opinion that you would write in this case and be prepared to share your thoughts with the class.

theme: Colin autoscale: true slidenumbers: true header: #373737, alignment(left), line-height(150%), text-scale(1.0), ITC Galliard Pro Bold Footer: Intentional Torts Products Liability Exercise Part 1 You are a junior associate at a plaintiff-side firm.

Insurance Classes Next Week Tuesday, April 23rd 8:45am to 10:00am in the Hall of the 70s. Thursday, April 25th 8:45am to 10:00am in the Hall of the 70s. Friday April 26th 10:00am to 11:15am in the Hall of the 70s.

McCarty v. Pheasant Run, Inc. “Unlocked Hotel Room Door” and Wassell v. Adams “Opened Hotel Room Door” — Discussion Questions Given the facts of these cases, what would a just outcome in each case have been?