Tort Liability in Corporate Law

Punitive Liability: a New Paradigm of Efficiency in Tort Law

Tort Liability for Software Developers: a Law & Economics Perspective

This article explores the economic rationale for applying product liability law to computer software. As demonstrated below, a well-designed liability regime must place liability upon all parties who economically control the risks of accidents. Accordingly, this article finds that strict liability may be appropriate for certain types of “intrinsic” software, but not for other types of software ...

Who Pays for Tort Liability Claims? An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Tort Liability System

Modern Tort Law Demystified

Lenders Liability of Commercial Banks in Environmental Tort: Focusing on American Law

With the deterioration of the environment and increasingly seriously environmental damage, the spread of the environmental responsibility scope is one of means to respond environmental crises. The federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act 1980 (CERCLA of US) imposed strict and joint liability to commercial banks and made them first become the main principle of...