In the Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Company case in the readings, the case is famous for ________
A) malpractice by a company to a customer.
B) addressing the issue of proximate cause in a negligence case.
C) issuing the standards of care for companies to customers.
D) assessing damages in a negligence case for customers.
E) addressing what a breach of duty is by a company for their customers.

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The Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Company case is renowned for addressing the issue of proximate cause in a negligence case, establishing a foundational principle in tort law regarding the scope of a defendant's liability.

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