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Analsysis Possible Cases the Only Valid Torts

Last reviewed: August 28, 2011 ~2 min read

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Possible Cases

The only valid torts causes of action are: (1) Malik vs. Daniel for battery in connection with Daniel's shoving Malik; (2) Malik vs. Stadium for negligence in connection with failing to maintain the integrity of the protective railing that gave way; (3) Daniel vs. Woman in Line for slander in connection with her verbal accusation of his supposedly supplying his son with alcohol; and (4) Daniel vs. Malik for assault in connection with being accosted by a firearm. There are also several invalid torts causes of action, such as: (1) Injured Fan vs. Stadium for injuries sustained while watching the game; (2) Malik vs. Daniel in connection with being shot by Daniel; and (3) Daniel vs. Stadium in connection with the negligent furnishing of sugary drinks instead of diet drinks to Daniel and Rubin.

Legal Analyses of Successful Cases

Malik will prevail in his suit against Daniel for battery because Daniel shoved him in retaliation rather than in self-defense or the actual defense of Rubin. Malik will prevail in his suit against the stadium for negligent failure to maintain the railing because the rail should have been capable of withstanding the foreseeable force of a fan falling against it. Daniel will prevail against the Woman in Line for slander because her public statement was injurious to Daniel and actually caused his economic damages (i.e. loss of his job). Daniel will prevail in his suit against Malik because Malik's brandishing his firearm placed Daniel in reasonable fear for his life.

Legal Analyses of Unsuccessful Cases

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