Chapter 11: Comparative Fault

§11.1 Abolition of Joint and Several Liability as General Rule

§11.2 Addition of Defendants After Expiration of Statute of Limitations (Tenn. Code Ann. ¤ 20-1-119)

§11.3 Allocation of Fault to One Protected by Governmental Immunity

§11.4 Allocation of Fault to One Protected by Statute of Repose

§11.5 Allocation of Fault to One Whose Conduct Cannot Be the Legal Cause of an Injury

§11.6 Allocation of Fault to a Product

§11.7 Allocation of Fault to an Unknown Party Generally

§11.8 Allocation of Fault to an Unknown Party in a Motor Vehicle Case

§11.9 Applicability to Breach of Implied Warranty Cases

§11.10 Applicability to Fraud

§11.11 Applicability to Nuisance

§11.12 Bifurcated Fault Allocations

§11.13 Duty of Defendant to Allege Causative Acts or Omissions of Another

§11.14 Effect of Concerted Action

§11.15 Effect of Co-Tortfeasor Committing Intentional Wrong

§11.16 Effect of Injured Plaintiff's Fault on Recoverability in Loss of Consortium Claimant's Action

§11.17 Effect on Tenn. Code Ann. ¤ 56-7-1201(UM Claim)

§11.18 Factors Considered in Fault Allocations

§11.19 Fault of Plaintiff's Employer or Co-Employee

§11.20 Fifty Percent Rule

§11.21 Financial Impact of Settlement With One of Multiple Tortfeasors 77

§11.22 Indemnity

§11.23 Modification by Trial Judge of Fault Percentages Assigned by Jury

§11.24 Negligent Entrustment

§11.25 Several Liability as a General Rule

§11.26 Strict Liability Cases

§11.27 Tortfeasors in a Single Event May be Tried Separately

§11.28 Vicarious Liability After Comparative Fault