Tort Law Reviewer

Julia Knight

Julia Knight is a highly experienced reviewer with a focus on products liability and medical malpractice. She has a strong track record of providing detailed and authoritative reviews, and is widely respected in the field of tort law.

Credentials

Lead Reviewer, Tort Law Division

18+ yearsProducts LiabilityMedical Malpractice

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Julia Knight

Thapa v. St. Cloud and the Termination-of-Treatment RuleHow State Farm v. Campbell Limits Punitive DamagesTaylor v. Vallelunga and Bystander Emotional DistressMurrell v. Goertz: Can You Be Sued for a Bad Review?Gasperini v. Center for Humanities, Inc. Case SummaryParvi v. City of Kingston: A Key False Imprisonment CaseThe Marshall v. Nugent Case and Proximate CauseLarson v. St. Francis Hotel: A Case of Res Ipsa LoquiturStubbs v. City of Rochester & The Substantial Factor TestHow Stratton Oakmont v. Prodigy Led to Section 230Lepage v. Center for Reproductive Medicine ExplainedHammontree v. Jenner: Negligence vs. Strict LiabilityThe Escola v. Coca-Cola Case and Strict Product LiabilityA Case Analysis of Brown v. Hammond for a Capstone ProjectThe Thing v. La Chusa Test for Emotional DistressHodges v. Carter and the Attorney Judgment RuleDimick v. Schiedt: A Supreme Court Case on AdditurZuchowicz v. United States: Causation and Burden of ProofNelson v. Freeland NC: Landlord Liability ExplainedBindrim v. Mitchell: The Libel-in-Fiction CaseCan You Sue With Limited Tort in PA?Parris v. Meta Platforms, Inc. Ruling on Section 230Sindell v. Abbott Laboratories: Market Share LiabilityCalles v. Scripto-Tokai Corp. & Product Defect TestsMas v. Perry and the Legal Definition of DomicileDeLong v. Erie County: A 911 Liability CaseDe May v. Roberts: The Case of Deceived ConsentBrito v. Wilson: Landlord's Duty to Protect TenantsHutelmyer v. Cox and the Sudden Medical Emergency DefenseRuotolo v. Tietjen: Landlord Liability for a Tenant's Dog