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Tort Liability and Insurance
- 2001
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Editorial collection (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The regulations concerning tort and insurance are extremely vital from the economic point of view, ideally providing security for anyone engaging in business operations, as well as compensation for individuals affected by negative consequences. Tort law is a also an area of the law which often give rise to intense debates, as new insights and shifts in perspectives may set the focus on previously more or less unnoticed negative effects. Environmental concerns and new ways of looking at the tobacco industry are just a couple of examples of the latter. Important to mention is furthermore that the issues relating to tort and liability provide compelling challenges for anyone interested in theoretical legal problems. The 23 articles that are presented here reflect to a large extent all the above mentioned aspects and provide an important contribution to the international discussion. Table of Contents: Andersson, Håkan, Diversity and Unity: In search of a Pluralistic View on Problems in Tort Law, p. 11-30 Basse, Ellen Margrethe, Environmental Liability - Modern Developments, p. 31-54 Bengtsson, Bertil, Governmental Liability in Swedish Law, p. 55-64 Dotevall, Rolf, Liability of Members of the Board of Directors and the Managing Director, p. 65-86 Dufwa, Bill W., Development of International Tort Law Till the Beginning of the 1990s From a Scandinavian Point of View, p. 87-182 Evald, Jens, Sport and Insurance-Tracks or Sidetracks?, p. 183-192 von Eyben, Bo, Alternative Compensation Systems, p. 193-232 Gomard, Bernhard, Recent Developments in the Danish Law of Tort, p. 233-248 Hellner, Jan, Compensation for Personal Injuries in Sweden - A Reconsidered View, p. 249-278 Honka, Hannu, Is Finnish Tort Law in the Process of Being Americanized?, p. 279-308 Jørgensen, Stig, Profession and Function, p. 309-322 Kjærgaard, Lisbeth, The Concept of "Gross Negligence" in Sec. 19 (2)(i) of the Liability Act and Sec. 18(2) of the Insurance Agreement Act, p. 323-344 Kjønstad, Asbjørn, Tobacco and Tort Liability, p. 345-392 Kleineman, Jan, Adviser's Liability in Connection with Duty to Inform - a Problem Inventory, p. 393-420 Nygaard, Nils, Placing the Burden of Proof of a Hypothetical Cause, p. 421-452 Ramberg, Jan, The Future of International Unification of Transport Law, p. 453-458 Runesson, Eric M., Foreseeability and Law and Economics, p. 459-466 Schultz, Mårten, Further Ruminations on Cause-In-Fact, p. 467-502 Strömbäck, Erland, Sweden's No-Fault Rule for Accidents at Work - Recent Developments, p. 503-520 Ulfbeck, Vibe, Modern Tort Law and Direct Claims Under the Scandinavian Insurance Acts, p. 521-532 Ullman, Harald, Contractual Duty of Insurance, p. 533-552 Wahl, Nils, Damages for Infringement of Competition Law, p. 553-564 Wetterstein, Peter, Compensation for Pure Economic Loss in Finnish Tort Law, p. 565-580
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Automatiserade juridiska beslut
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In: Juridisk metodlära. - Lund : Studentlitteratur. - 9789144083865 ; , s. 395-420
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- Wahlgren, Peter
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Avveckla domstolarna!
- 2009
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In: Dagens Juridik. - Stockholm : Blendow Group.
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A Proactive Approach : Law Libraries
- 2006
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Editorial collection (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Reliance on routines to avoid mistakes is a self-evident feature of many fields of human activity. The commercial pilot preparing for take-off, the engineer designing a bridge and the insurance company introducing a new product all depend on proven methods to ensure that nothing important is forgotten and to assess the consequences of planned measures. Legal work is somewhat atypical in the foregoing respect. Compared with many other activities, there are few descriptions of how the various segments of a legal task are to be devised in order to achieve the greatest possible certainty of result. Lawyers tend to work reactively, i.e., the focus is on solving problems that have already arisen. Efforts aimed at avoiding problems before they begin to brew - i.e., proactively - are less common. The proactive approach is not unknown in the legal sphere but as compared to many other fields of the law the perspective is not very well elaborated. Against this background this volume of Scandinavian Studies in Law presents 25 articles on various aspects of proactive approaches in law, the majority of them focusing on contracting issues. The collection is simultaneously a documentation of a conference on proactive law held in Stockholm 2005. In addition to the articles on proactive law this volume contains a presentation of major law libraries in the Scandinavian countries. Table of Contents: Barton, Thomas D., Thinking Preventively and Proactively, p. 71-92 Bing, Jon and Mahler, Tobias, Contractual Risk Management in an ICT Context - Searching for a Possible Interface between Legal Methods and Risk Analysis, p. 339-358 Cummins, Tim, Best Practices In Commercial Contracting, p. 131-148 Daicoff, Susan, The Comprehensive Law Movement: An Emerging Approach to Legal Problems, p. 109-128 Dauer, Eduard A., The Role of Culture in Legal Risk Management, p. 93-108 Haapio, Helena, Introduction to Proactive Law from a Business Lawyer's Point of View, p. 21-34 Haapio, Helena, Business Success and Problem Prevention through Proactive Contracting, p. 149-194 Haarala-Nystén, Soili, Contract Law and Everyday Contracting, p. 263-284 Haavisto, Vaula, Contracting in Networks, p. 237-254 Jakobsen Sandfeld, Søren, Entering New and Converging Media Markets: How to Take a Proactive Approach to Legal Issues in the Electronic Communications Sector, p. 393-406 Kavaleff, Anette, Successful Outsourcing through Proactive Contracting - Strategy, Risk Assessment and Implementation, p. 215-226 Lando, Henrik, Determinants of the Optimal Degree of Pro-activeness in Contracting, p. 255-262 Magnusson, Jarl S., Proactive Law - and the Importance of Data and Information Resources, p. 407-424 Magnusson Sjöberg, Cecilia, Presentation of the Nordic School of Proactive Law, p. 13-20 Paris, Carolyn E.C., Contract Management: Design Parameters and Challenges to Implementation, p. 195-214 Pohjonen, Soile, Proactive Law in Academia, p. 53-70 Sadighi Firozabadi, Babak and Sergot, Marek , The Role of Agreements in Virtual Organisations, p. 297-304 Schartum, Dag Wiese, Introduction to a Government-based Perspective on Proactive Law, p. 35-52 Seipel, Peter, Nordic School of Proactive Law Conference 2005: Closing Comments, p. 359-364 Syse, Aslak, Equality and Accessibility: A Proactive Approach to Strengthen the Legal Status and Protection Against Discrimination of Persons with Disabilities, p. 367-384 Taskinen, Tommi K.J., Some Thoughts on Proactive Counselling and Legal Mentality, p. 227-236 Trzaskowski, Jan, Legal Risk Management in a Global, Electronic Marketplace, p. 319-338 Weitzenböck, Emily M., Prevention is Better than Cure: Fostering the Growth of Dynamic Networked Organisations through the use of Proactive Legal Measures, p. 305-318 Vikström, Mats, The Impact of IT on the Foundation for Businesses Daily Operation, p. 285-296 Zimmer, Frederik, Tax Legislation between Politics and Legal (and Economic) Thinking, p. 385-392 Law Libraries in Denmark, p. 427-433 Law Libraries in Finland, p. 434-441 Norwegian Law Libraries, p. 442-447 Law Libraries in Sweden, p. 448-462
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- Baier, Matthias, et al.
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Law and participation
- 2008
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In: Law and society. - 0085-5944. ; Scandinavian studies in law; 53, s. 371-389
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