Find and read the article entitled "Demystifying the Law: Examining Cause and Effect Principles". Explain the difference between "but for" causation and proximate causation.                                                                    1. Give an example of a fictitious scenario of an event (you can make up anything you like) that involves a cause-and-effect situation, and discuss whether both types of causation are present in your scenario or not. Why do these concepts matter in the law? Why are BOTH required for valid negligence claims?

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ANSWER But for causation also known as cause in fact is a concept used to determine whether an action or event directly led to a particular consequenc... View the full answer