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An injury from an unforeseeable risk can not be compensated by the law of negligence because there is no cause in fact. a. True b. False

An injury from an unforeseeable risk can not be compensated by the law of negligence because there is no cause in fact. a. True b. False
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An injury from an unforeseeable risk can not be compensated by the law of negligence because there is no cause in fact.

a. True

b. False

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The correct answer is b. False
User The Matrix
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the answer is F. companies hire pros. 2 evaluate customer risk..example, risk associated with a revolving door...

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