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A. No. This area of the law reaches far beyond car accidents. It can be the basis for liability for job-related injuries, defective products, fires & explosions, malpractice, assaults, lack of security and many other areas. Liability is based on one of three theories: Negligence, Strict Liability or Intentional Misconduct.
