Attractive Nuisance: Can Liability be Placed on Someone without a Fully-Developed Frontal Lobe?
Proving negligence – and, therefore, the right to recovery – is a foundational mechanism of subrogation strategy. But what happens when the party who acted negligently should not necessarily be held responsible for their actions? In a recent podcast episode of On Subrogation, RG partners Rebecca Wright and Steve Alsip discussed negligence, kids, and case law […]