What is the difference between factual cause and proximate cause in a negligence lawsuit?

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Proximate cause is whether the plaintiff had any role in causing his or her injuries; factual cause is whether the defendant caused the harm to the plaintiff

Proximate cause is whether the defendant caused the harm to the plaintiff; factual cause is whether the accident was foreseeable

There is no difference

Proximate cause is whether the plaintiff was nearby the defendant when the negligence happened; factual cause is whether the defendant caused the harm to the plaintiff

Proximate cause is whether the accident was foreseeable; factual cause is whether the defendant caused the harm to the plaintiff