If alleged consequences are too far removed from the negligent conduct:
A) there will be a limit imposed on the damage award
B) the negligent conduct will not result in liability
C) the negligent conduct will still result in liability
D) the victim will be required to have at least two expert witnesses testify on his behalf
E) none of the other choices

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In order for negligence to result in liability, the alleged consequences must be reasonably foreseeable as a result of the negligent conduct. If the alleged consequences are too far removed, it would not be considered a foreseeable consequence, and therefore the negligent conduct would not result in liability.

If Alleged Consequences Are Too Far Removed from the Negligent