Cambridge University Press Causation in European Tort Law - Cambridge University Press

Explore the complexities of legal responsibility across the continent with Causation in European Tort Law. Part of The Common Core of European Private Law series, this academic text provides a deep look into how different jurisdictions handle factual and legal causation problems. By analyzing sixteen European legal systems through a factual questionnaire, the book reveals how specific legal features affect the role of causation and the arguments used by legal professionals. This resource is designed for scholars and legal practitioners who need to understand the operative rules applied in various territories. It covers essential topics such as the conditions for establishing a causal link, rules regarding contribution and apportionment, and the treatment of supervening or alternative causes. Whether you are studying comparative law or practicing in a cross-border context, this book offers a structured assessment of how national answers shape the broader landscape of European private law.