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Running head: PATTY PLAINTIFF’S REALLY BAD WEEK Patty Plaintiff’s Really Bad Week Author Institution Date 1 PATTY PLAINTIFF’S REALLY BAD WEEK 2 Patty Plaintiff’s Really Bad Week In the case study provided a series of event's lead to the termination of Patty from her employment. Some of the events could legally be blamed on others while others were entirely her fault. The significant claims that Patty can file fall under tort claims. Torts are when an individual or institution imposes an injury upon someone else whereby the hurt party can indict for reparations. In tort cases, the plaintiff pursues compensation from the defendant for losses incurred; through the representation of a personal injury lawyer. Throughout the case study, Patty can file various tort claims against Cash Mart, and Mr. Gerry for the damages she incurred. Question One Patty can file a strict liability claim against Cash Mart for the injury that occurred to her. A strict liability claim is a legal accountability for damages or injury even if the individual found rigorously responsible is not at fault. In this form of complaint, neither good faith nor the fact that the respondent took all safety measures is valid defenses. Furthermore, strict liability claims do not need proof of negligence or direct fault; what matters is that an event happened and caused in the eventual injury of another person. In the eyes of the law, a product manufacturer should set themselves up to coming up with a serv ...
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