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Explore comparative negligence through a playful sibling chase and real-world examples.  Learn how responsibility is shared when both parties are at fault, and see how the law divides the blame to ensure a fair outcome.

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Join us aw we break down contributory negligence, where even a small mistake can cost you everything.  Through a playful sibling chase and real world examples, we explore how this all-or-nothing rule works and why most states have moved away from it.

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What happens when things go wrong and someone gets hurt?  In this episode, we dive into the world of negligence—who’s to blame and why.  From falling objects to missed safety measures, we’ll break down the key elements of negligence with some humor and real-life examples.  Join us as we make sense of the law, one (almost) dodged disaster at a time.

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In this episode, we dive into the legal doctrine of res Ipsa loquitur (“the thing speaks for itself”) and how to prove negligence without direct evidence.  We break down this key legal concept in under 15 minutes using a simple, relatable scenario to show how it works.

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