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Questions and answers related to the definition of law, sources of law creation, classifications of law, and procedural steps in the trial process. It provides a comprehensive overview of the legal system and its components.
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from the accepted standards of practice. Causation means that the breach directly or indirectly caused the harm or injury. Foreseeability means that the harm or injury was a predictable or probable consequence of the breach. Injury means that the client or patient suffered physical, emotional, or financial harm. Damages means that the client or patient is entitled to compensation for the harm or injury.