Courts are increasingly allowing third parties to recover for emotional distress resulting from witnessing harm caused to another person by the defendant's negligent acts.

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This is known as "bystander recovery" and has become more widely accepted in recent years as courts recognize the emotional trauma that can come from witnessing or learning about a loved one's injury or death caused by negligence.

Courts Are Increasingly Allowing Third Parties to Recover for Emotional