Unintentional Transmission of Disease Revisited – a Tort Law Perspective on COVID-19
IntroductionCan individuals infected with COVID-19 sue those who unintentionally transmitted the novel coronavirus to them? This article explores the effectiveness of using the tort of negligence as a legal tool to reduce the spread of COVID-19.1 In particular, there exists a wide duty of care up...
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Unintentional Transmission of Disease Revisited – a Tort Law Perspective on COVID-19
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