Duty II: Special Relationships
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1 Show/Hide More Warr v. JMGM Group LLC Original Creator: Pam Karlan -
2 Show/Hide More Boyd v. Racine Currency Exchange Original Creator: JenniferH Current Version: Pam Karlan -
3 Show/Hide More Cohen v. Southland Corp. (version 2) Original Creator: Pam Karlan -
4 Show/Hide More Farwell v. Keaton Original Creator: JZTortsClass Current Version: Pam Karlan -
5 Show/Hide More Kelly v. Gwinnell Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: Pam KarlanHow does this court interpret the duty of social hosts to prevent the intoxicated from driving? -
6 Show/Hide More Charles v. Seigfried Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: Pam KarlanDoes the host who serves alcohol have a duty to prevent the intoxicated from driving? -
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9 Show/Hide More Lucas v. Hamm Original Creator: Pam KarlanA famous case about legal malpractice and a principle of property law: the rule against perpetuities.
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September 03, 2013
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Pam Karlan
Professor of Law
Stanford Law School
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