Even if an injured party establishes the required elements of negligence, the injured party may be denied compensation if the defendant establishes:
a. a plausible cause
b. a substantial defense c. a proximate cause
d. a proximate defense
e. none of the other choices
Question 2
Even if an injured party establishes the required elements of negligence, the injured party may be denied compensation if the defendant establishes:
a. a plausible cause b. a valid defense
c. a proximate cause
d. a proximate defense e. a substantial defense
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