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“Causation, while a simple everyday word, is by no means a simple concept, in law or elsewhere, and its application to various questions of legal liability and damages has vexed our profession for at least the past one hundred years,” Justice Steven Ecker said in a special concurrence.
August 09, 2019 at 05:22 PM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court reversed the Appellate Court Wednesday, finding Norwalk Yellow Cab can be held liable for a stolen taxi hitting a pedestrian.
At issue was whether the cab company should have been allowed to claim a defense from a third party’s “reckless superseding conduct.”
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