Torts 2

Resource 2 . 7

33 minutes

Nga Li v. Yellow Cab Co.

Jordan Wallace-Wolf

This case is unlike many other cases in this casebook, because it uses an ordinary fact pattern as a jumping off point to radically revise the law. What is the doctrine of contributory negligence, and how does the court change it? What issues does it foresee arising from that change? 

Supreme Court of California

13 Cal. 3d 804

L.A. No. 30277

1975-03-31

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