Transcription of ILLINOIS LAW MANUAL CHAPTER II NEGLIGENCE
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ILLINOIS LAW MANUAL CHAPTER II NEGLIGENCE
If you have questions regarding NEGLIGENCE , please send an email One of our attorneys will contact you.. 2012 Querrey & Harrow, Ltd. All rights reserved. ILLINOIS LAW MANUAL . CHAPTER II. NEGLIGENCE . NEGLIGENCE --or the breach of a duty of care distinct questions of public policy, arise in proximately resulting in damage--was scarcely NEGLIGENCE cases versus those involving intentional recognized as a separate tort before the early 19th torts. Century. Trespass to land or damage to personal property, along with intentional torts, were the core A. ELEMENTS OF NEGLIGENCE . of civil law for centuries before. Gradually, however, social and cultural progress resulted in NEGLIGENCE is the failure to do something which a less emphasis on property rights and greater reasonably careful person would do, or the doing emphasis on personal rights. Therefore, for more of something which a reasonably careful person than a century, NEGLIGENCE has been recognized as would not do, under similar circumstances.
ordinary negligence (as opposed to professional negligence), a party breaches his duty if he fails to use reasonable care. Whether a duty has been breached is ordinarily a question of fact for a jury to decide. Yager v. Illinois Bell Telephone Co., 281 Ill. App. 3d 903, 908 (4th Dist. 1996). 3. …
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