Proximate Cause Liability Explained

Summary

Determining liability for proximate cause involves evaluating causation, foreseeability, and intent. If Person As actions directly caused the miscarriage and it was foreseeable that the act would startle the horse, they might be liable. Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on negligence and causation laws.

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is person A liable or not?
To determine liability for proximate cause, consider:
- Causation: Person A's action must directly lead to the miscarriage.
- Foreseeability: It should be foreseeable that the act would startle the horse.
- Intent: There should be intent to cause harm.
If these are met, Person A might be liable. Would you like more information on local laws regarding negligence or causation?