Across
- 5. The agreement two parties come to.
- 8. the standard of proof used in a civil suit
- 11. The injuries or losses suffered by one person due to the fault of another.
- 16. Amount of money you agree to pay towards repairs before the insurance company pays anything.
- 19. Applies when the defendant is engaged in an activity so dangerous that there is a serious risk of harm even if he or she acts with utmost care.
- 24. an action taken deliberately to harm another person and/or his or her property
- 25. Pays for damage to your own car even if the accident was your fault.
- 26. An unintentional tort caused by a person's careless act.
Down
- 1. the level of certainty and the degree of evidence necessary to establish proof in a criminal or civil proceeding
- 2. Pays for your own medical expenses resulting from accidents involving your car or the car you're driving.
- 3. When a lawyer does not charge an hourly fee, but a portion of the recovery if the plaintiff wins.
- 4. Not liable for.
- 6. Insurance that provides protection from claims arising from injuries or damage to other people or property.
- 7. The wrongdoer.
- 9. A court's decision in a civil case.
- 10. When a professional person provides services in a negligent manner.
- 12. Something to make up for what was lost.
- 13. Legal responsibility.
- 14. a description of the person or organization best able to pay damages and therefore most likely to be sued in a tort case
- 15. A harmed individual in civil law suit.
- 17. all law that does not involve criminal matters, such as tort or contract law
- 18. Responsible.
- 20. When a person commits a wrong in civil law.
- 21. To give up. (rights)
- 22. Payments to the insurance company.
- 23. One big lawsuit created by multiple harmed parties suing for the same reason or as a result of the same event.
