Torts - Beyond the Doctrine

In tort law, individuals are supposed to be judged for what they do—not who they are. But the persistence of "wrongdoer plaintiff" doctrines threatens to subvert this foundational principle, along with other basic assumptions of tort law. Join Stanford ACS for a lunch talk with Professor Nora Engstrom and Professor Robert Rabin as they explore these doctrines and their consequences in the real world.