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Pure Economic Harm
Financial loss that is not secondary to bodily injury or property damage.
Emotional Distress
Psychological suffering caused by negligent conduct, distinct from physical injury.
Premises Liability
Legal responsibility of property owners to ensure the safety of their premises.
Negligently Inflicted Emotional Distress
Emotional harm caused by negligent actions of another party without physical injury.
Breach
Failure to meet the standard of care in negligence cases.
Causation
The relationship between the defendant's conduct and the plaintiff's injury.
Proximate Cause
An event sufficiently related to an injury that the courts deem it to be the cause of that injury.
Duty
The legal obligation to conform to a standard of care to prevent harming others.
Standard of Care
The degree of caution or conduct that a reasonable person would exercise in similar circumstances.
Rowland Factors
Factors used to determine duty in negligence cases, including foreseeability.
Zone of Danger
The area around a negligent act where a person is at risk of physical harm.
Physical Manifestation Test
A standard requiring emotional distress claims to have observable physical symptoms.
Bystander Emotional Distress Claims
Claims arising from witnessing injury to another, requiring close familial relationship and contemporaneous awareness.
Direct Claims
Emotional distress claims arising from fears for one's own safety.
Indirect Claims
Emotional distress claims arising from witnessing injury to another.
Liability
Legal responsibility for one's actions or omissions.
Damages
Monetary compensation for loss or injury.
Limitations of Liability
Legal restrictions that prevent indefinite or excessively broad liability for damages.
Negligent Misrepresentation
Providing false information negligently, leading to economic harm.
Special Relationship
A legal connection that may impose a duty of care where normally none exists.
Duty Analysis
The process of determining if a legal duty exists in negligence cases.