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A defendant calls an injury an 'accident' but the evidence proves a failure to take required precautions that proximately caused it. Does the label alone defeat the negligence claim?

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Yes, if no written warning was sent by the victim Yes, because negligence requires intent to injure No, the actual fault and causation control rather than the label No, because all accidents create strict liability

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