Tort Law Challenging Orthodoxy

1. Against Certainty in Tort Law
Ken Oliphant
2. Tort Law and Human Flourishing
Nicholas J McBride
3. Private and Public: The Mixed Concept of Vindication in Torts and Private Law
Kit Barker
4. 'We Do This in the Criminal Law and That in the Law of Tort': A New Fusion Debate
Graham Virgo
5. Challenging the Orthodoxy of Crime's Precedence over Tort: Suspending a Tort Claim Where a Crime May Exist
Matthew Dyson
6. Legislative Challenges to Orthodoxy
James Lee
7. Statutes and Civil Liability in the Commonwealth and the United States: A Comparative Critique
Neil Foster
8. The 'Doubles the Risk' Test for Causation and Other Related Judicial Misconceptions about Epidemiology
Claire McIvor
9. Rationalising Loss of a Chance in Tort
Sandy Steel
10. When is Emotional Distress Harm?
Gregory C Keating
11. Rethinking Contributory Negligence
James Goudkamp
12. Nuisance Law and Damages in Lieu of an Injunction: Challenging the Orthodoxy of the Shelfer Criteria
Mark L Wilde
13. The Tort of Conspiracy as a Can of Worms
Hazel Carty
14. Aid, Abet, Counsel or Procure?
Paul S Davies
15. 'That Unhappy Expression': Malice at the Margins
Elspeth Reid
16. Dissociating the Two Forms of So-Called 'Vicarious Liability'
Christine Beuermann