2 PJI 1 | CAUSE AND FORESEEABILITY

A person is liable for negligence only if the injuries to another were a reasonably foreseeable consequence of the negligence. In the context of legal cause, “foreseeability” means that a reasonable person would expect that a dangerous condition created by a person would likely lead to some injury. An injury may be reasonably foreseeable even though a person could not have known the exact series of event that would lead to the injury. A cause is foreseeable if the injury results in an ordinary, natural, and logical sequence from the negligent conduct. (© 2022 // Florida // 17th Judicial Circuit Court.)

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