Assertion: negligence's action | /r/HasProperty | negligent
Facets:
value: grossly
type: DEGREE
value: unacceptably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Comparative negligence declares that a plaintiff’s actions were negligent and directly contributed to the harm suffered by the defending party.
text: The most common action in tort is negligence.
text: For an action to be negligence per se, it must:
text: For example, a brain surgeon will be held to a universal standard of other brain surgeons; the universal procedures are used for evaluation purposes to deem whether an action was considered negligent.
text: In making a claim for damages based on an allegation of another's negligence, the injured party (plaintiff) must prove: a) that the party alleged to be negligent had a duty to the injured party-specifically to the one injured or to the general public, b) that the defendant's action (or failure to act) was negligent-not what a reasonably prudent person would have done
text: Although the at-fault party’s negligence may seem perfectly clear, you will bear the burden of proof to show that the responsible person’s actions were unacceptably negligent.
text: (2) that the Defendant’s actions were reckless or negligent, and
text: Criminal negligence is a legal term used to describe actions that are so egregiously negligent as to be considered criminal.
text: It would not matter that actions of the other party were grossly negligent; any contributing factor would negate the plaintiff's negligence case.
text: One of the most complicated elements of a personal injury case is proving that the defendant’s actions were negligent.
text: In making a claim for damages based on an allegation of another's negligence, the injured party (plaintiff) must prove: a) that the party alleged to be negligent had a duty to the injured party-specifically to the one injured or to the general public, b) that the defendant's action (or failure to act) was negligent-not what a reasonably prudent person would have done