Breach of Duty of Care - Negligence Lawsuit

The video tutorial explains negligence in legal terms, focusing on the reasonable standard of care expected from individuals. It distinguishes between simple negligence and aggravated negligence, highlighting the latter's higher standard due to willful or wanton conduct. The tutorial also discusses the mixed question of law and fact in negligence cases and provides an example of reckless activity to illustrate aggravated negligence.

What does the court primarily assess in a negligence case?

• The defendant's intent to harm

• The popularity of the defendant

• The defendant's financial status

• The likelihood and seriousness of potential injury

What is the lowest standard of negligence called?

• Gross negligence

• Reckless negligence

• Simple negligence

• Criminal negligence

Which type of negligence involves a higher level of disregard for safety?

• Aggravated negligence

• Simple negligence

• Minor negligence

• Intentional negligence

In the example provided, what action demonstrates aggravated negligence?

• Watching people below

• Yelling from the rooftop

• Throwing rocks off a building

• Standing on a building

What does the example of throwing rocks off a building illustrate?

• Aggravated negligence

• Intentional harm

• Accidental injury

• Simple negligence