Duty
Duty /duːti/
Ordinarily, people owe a duty to those around them to use a standard of due care such that a “reasonable person” would use in the same situation. Someone may owe you a duty because it was established by a law, a contract, their relationship to you, a duty they have volunteered, or through an emergency situation.
Used in a sentence: The semi-truck driver owed a duty to not text and drive.
- $1,725,000: Auto/Truck Collision
- $1,475,000: Highway 50 Auto/Truck Collision
- $225,000: Auto Accident; at unmarked intersection resulted in death
- $2,650,000: Vehicle Rollover Accident
- $540,000: Truck/Train Collision
- $290,000: ATV Accident
- $250,000: Auto/Bus Collision
- $250,000: Defective Product
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