No matter the area of law you practice, you probably remember the string of cases you studied in your 1L Torts class. According to the Eggshell Doctrine, when we do harm to another, we must take the plaintiff as we find her, even if she has a skull as thin as an eggshell and even if we had no prior notice of her condition. While we may argue that it’s unfair, we know that it’s the law.
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Thanks Niko!
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