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Assigning Responsibility Following a Catastrophe : Alternatives to Relying Solely on Traditional Civil Litigation

By: Lloyd Dixon (Author) , Nicholas M Pace (Author)

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ISBN-10: 0833099701

ISBN-13: 9780833099709

Publisher: RAND

Imprint: RAND

Country of Manufacture: US

Country of Publication: GB

Publication Date: Sep 30th, 2021

Publication Status: Active

Product extent: 226 Pages

Product Classification / Subject(s): Civil remedies
Damages & compensation
Torts / Delicts

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This report reviews various alternatives to relying exclusively on traditional civil litigation to assign responsibility for the human causes of a catastrophe and to determine the types of losses that a designated responsible party must reimburse.
This report reviews various alternatives to relying exclusively on traditional civil litigation to assign responsibility for the human causes of a catastrophe and to determine the types of losses that a designated responsible party must reimburse. It also reviews examples of circumstances in which statutory substitutes for the traditional tort system have been adopted for dealing with at least some of the consequences of widespread harm.

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