Choose three of the following types of damages to fully explain and provide an example of each of the two chosen damages. (Compensatory damages, incidental damages, consequential damages, nominal damages, liquidated damages, punitive damages, or specific performance.)

Explain  What are the key elements required to establish a claim in tort law?

In employment establishments, an employee may be different from an independent contractor. By reference to case law, explain the tests used by courts to distinguish an employee from an independent contractor.

Damages are the amount allocated to the innocent party in the event of a breach of contract or any negligent acts committed by the defendant. However, one of the most important elements for any plaintiff to be successful is the need to establish that there is a causal relationship between the defendant’s acts and the plaintiff’s injury and loss. Requirements: Define and explain the concept of damages in law. What are the steps that the innocent party need to establish to claim damages? Define and explain the concept of causation and its application to the plaintiff’s quest to get damages. Review the concept of the “but for principle”. You need to review three (3) case laws on this issue. The concept of causation however can be influenced by intervening acts and contributory negligence, which can break the chain of causation. You are required to discuss this matter with 3 supporting case laws. Note. Discuss via a few paragraphs, what was the issue, basic facts and the judgement.…