If alleged consequences are too far removed from the negligent conduct:
A) there will be a limit imposed on the damage award
B) the victim will be required to have at least two expert witnesses testify on his behalf
C) the negligent conduct will still result in liability
D) all of the other specific choices
E) none of the other specific choices

Question

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When alleged consequences are too far removed from the negligent conduct, it may break the chain of causation, making it difficult to establish liability. The specific outcomes listed in the other choices are not automatic legal consequences of such a situation.

If Alleged Consequences Are Too Far Removed from the Negligent