#proximate cause

rejoice in small things and they will continue to grow

Every little thing that we do is important.  Everything we say, every feeling we have, everything that happens to us is important ~ even though we may not realise just how important small things are until much later.  This is because nothing happens in isolation, and huge events always begin with something small.

Just as a vast avalanche may…

disclaimer: yes, I do feel a little bad about finding this funny, then again I’ve been reading for hours

Ok, so two guys go for a train. One jumps on. The other has a package. Train is starting to move. Two guards help him onto the train. However, their physical administrations result in the package falling. Unbeknownst to them, this package contains fireworks, which promptly explode. The force of this explosion causes heavy scales to topple over and injury the Plaintiff, several feet away. Are the guards liable for the injury? 

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INSURANCE-PEDIA.COM | Insurance principles are the basis or basis of any problems arising in insurance contracts. According Soemitra (2010: 262), there are five principles of insurance as follows:

1. Insurable Risk Insurable interest is the interest of the participant / insured with the insured object / party insured. If the insured suffers a loss or disaster on the object / party insured then the…

The Idaho Supreme Court holds there is no relationship between signs posted on the side of the indoor trampoline park, and a duty owed to the injured plaintiff

The Plaintiff in attempting to do a triple front flip broke his neck. Plaintiff argued that the manual of the indoor trampoline park, and the signs on the walls created a duty on the part of the employees of the defendant to stop him from doing the flips. Griffith v. Jumptime Meridian, LLC, 2017 Ida. LEXIS 90 State: Idaho, Supreme Court of Idaho Plaintiff: Seth Griffith Defendant: Jumptime…

When The Plaintiff’s Own Negligence Was The Immediate And Proximate Cause Of His Injury, He Cannot Recover Damages…

The Case:

A collision occurred between a Toyota Altis, owned by C.O.L Realty (respondent) and a Ford Expedition, driven by Rodel Ilustrisimo and owned by Lambert Ramos (petitioner), when the Altis, while slowly driving along Rajah Street and has just crossed the centre lane of Katipunan Avenue was by the Ford Expedition forcing the Altis  to turn 180 degrees towads the direction where it came…

Gemmink v. Jay Peak Inc., 807 F.3d 46; 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 20768

Gemmink v. Jay Peak Inc., 807 F.3d 46; 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 20768 Paul A. Gemmink, Plaintiff-Appellant, — v. — Jay Peak Inc., Defendant-Appellee. Docket No. 14-2725-cv UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT 807 F.3d 46; 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 20768 August 19, 2015, Argued November 30, 2015, Decided PRIOR HISTORY: [**1] Pro se plaintiff Paul Gemmink was injured while skiing at…