The roots of tort law, say the authors of this text, lie in human suffering, maimed bodies, and extinguished lives. They discuss tort law's compensatory and deterrant functions; its delays; fortuity, and high transaction costs; and its role in discouraging harmful activities.
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I needed this book for a class I took. It is a very stupid book. It is mostly fluff and could be a just a few pages long. Once it explains how forensic economics works, it pretty much just repeats itself for the rest of the book. I sold it on half.com for a couple dollars as soon as the semeseter was over.
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