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Non-Actor Liability For Sexual Assaults in Texas and the Effect of Insurance on Recovery
Part I of this article discusses the theories of recovery relied upon by sexual assault victims in civil proceedings and provides a survey of related Texas cases. This section specifically examines duty, breach, causation, and foreseeability as they relate to negligence, as well as other common law
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