A court is listening intently to counsel's argument regarding causation in a case arising in negligence.Which of the following must counsel have already firmly established to now be addressing the issue of causation for the court's deliberation?

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In order to address the issue of causation in a negligence case, counsel must have already established that the defendant had a responsibility to avoid carelessness that caused harm to another. This is a key element in determining whether the defendant's actions directly caused the harm suffered by the plaintiff. The other options listed are also important considerations in a negligence case, but they are not directly related to the issue of causation.

A Court Is Listening Intently to Counsel's Argument Regarding Causation