Of course, in
the vicarious liability situation the justification is the principal's / employer's relationship with the actual wrongdoer and the idea that the former created the opportunity for the wrongdoer to commit the wrong.
Not exact matches
It is important to consider this potential means of proving
vicarious liability, given an appropriate fact
situation, in addition to the possibility of proving non-delegable duty.
There have been a number of cases across the country that have attempted to expand
vicarious liability of companies for exactly these
situations.
Both
situations would fall under the umbrella of
vicarious liability.
A designated brokerage law in effect since Jan. 1, 2003, that abolishes
vicarious liability in most
situations hasn't spurred legal challenges as feared.