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It's hard to believe that the negligence portion of the course is coming to an end. I've restructured things a bit by cutting out defences (you'll take that up with Professor Elgie next term) and instead spending our remaining time on damages, and doing a final recap to tie everything together. There is an awful lot to read regarding damages -- 50 pages, from 715-765. Sorry for that, but doing all that reading means we'll be able to better focus class discussion on the key points: "the trilogy" of damage cases, the distinctions between pecuniary and non-pecuniary losses and the difference between compensatory and punitive damages.
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