A

• Abuse of process
• Agard v. Hill
• Aiding and abetting
• AOL v. IMS
• Appropriation of name or likeness
• Assault
• Assumption of risk

B

• Battery
• Boring v. Google
• Breach of duty
• Breach of fiduciary duty
• Business disparagement

C

• Causation
• Commercial misappropriation
• Computer Systems of America v. IBM
• Conspiracy
• Conversion

D

• Defamation
• Defamation per se
• Disclaimer
• Diversified Graphics v. Groves
• Duty of care
• Duty of confidence
• Duty to warn

E

• Economic loss doctrine
• Effects test
• Espinoza v. County of Orange
• Exculpatory clause

F

• Failure-to-warn

F cont.

• False imprisonment
• False light
• Federal Tort Claims Act
• Fidelity Deposit v. IBM
• Ford Motor Credit v. Swarens
• Foreseeability
• Fraud
• Fraud in the inducement
• Fraudulent misrepresentation

G

• Gross negligence

H

• Highly offensive
• Hofer v. Gap

I

• Informed consent
• Inman v. Technicolor USA
• Intentional infliction of emotional distress
• Intentional tort
• Intrusion
• Intrusion upon seclusion

J

• James v. Meow Media

L

• Libel
• Loss of consortium

M

• Malicious prosecution
• Melton v. Boustred
• Mitigate damages

N

• Negligence
• Negligent infliction of emotional distress
• Negligent misrepresentation
• Northwest Airlines v. Glenn L. Martin Co.
• Novak d/b/a Pets Warehouse v. Overture

P

• Payne v. ABB Flexible Automation
• PhoneDog v. Kravitz
• Product liability
• Professional malpractice
• Proximate cause
• Public disclosure of private facts
• Publicity

R

• Reasonable person
• Reckless disregard
• Reverse passing off
• Right of publicity

S

• Single publication rule
• Slander
• Standard of care
• Strict liability

T

• Tort
• Tort Claims Act
• Tort law
• Tortfeasor
• Tortious interference
• Tortious interference with existing contractual relationship
• Tortious interference with prospective business relationship
• Trespass
• Trespass to chattels

U

• Universal City Studios v. Nintendo

W

• Watters v. TSR
• Willful conduct
• Wilson v. Midway Games