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Baltimore, MD 21201-1786
United States
University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
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causation, enterprise liability, mass products torts, workers' compensation, legal history, nineteenth century European social welfare legislation, no-fault, Calaabresi, James, instrumental conception of torts
statutory interpretation, textualism, plain meaning rule, purposive approach, purposes and objectives, no-fault compensation, federal preemption, National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, Justice Scalia, Justice Breyer, Legal Process School
AI, Artificial Intelligence, Tort, Products Liability, Technological Revolution, No-Fault, Compensation Systems, Personal Injury, Self-Driving, Autonomous Vehicle
Causation, Cause in Fact, Product Liability, Mass Torts, Mass Product Torts, Corrective Justice, Instrumental, Market Share Liability, Recoupment, Public Nuisance, Alternative Liability
contributory negligence, comparative negligence, comparative fault, precedent, stare decisis, common law, overruling, legislative inaction, joint and several liability, proportionate liability, several liability, reallocation, contribution, seat belt nonuse, multiple tortfeasors, absent tortfeasors
market share liability, lead paint litigation, products liability, causation
torts, jury, race, African American, empirical, Southern history, income inequality, politics
AI, law
latent diseases, mass product torts, deterrence, loss minimization, loss avoidance, Calabresi, no fault compensation, multiple tortfeasors, market share liability, tobacco, asbestos, childhood lead poisoning
law students, judges, frame analysis, tort liability, judicial process, anchoring, casebook, torts casebook, topic sequence
climate change, torts
tort history, Dobbs, Bruen, originalism, original meaning, thick originalism, constitutional interpretation,
products litigation, parens patriae litigation, state attorney general, tobacco litigation, lead paint litigation, separation of powers, justiciability, contingent fees, mass products plaintiffs, attorneys
torts, constitutional law, environment, jurisprudence, litigation, advocacy
public nuisance, election interference, January 6th insurrection, 2020 Presidential election, antidemocratic conduct, certifying electoral votes, threatening poll workers, tampering with voting machines, authoritarian tactics
contributory negligence, common law process, overruling, effect of legislative inaction
parens patriae, Class Action Fairness Act, CAFA, statutory interpretation, textualist, plain meaning, purposive, purposes and objectives, Justice Scalia, Justice Breyer
