In Part One, the following areas were discussed: escrow agent liability; notary liability; real estate broker liability; real property torts, negligent misrepresentation; fraud; physical torts; procedural torts; negligence; emotional distress; business torts and actions; commercial sales; product liability and debtor/creditor fraudulent transfers.

In Part Two [this article], the areas discussed will include insurance, employment; family law; animal torts; wrongful death and survival actions, intellectual property, privacy, defamation and contract actions.

Contract actions include breach of contract in general, breach of contract for failure of consideration or failure to perform, breach of contract containing satisfaction clause, breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, breach of non compete clause, anticipatory breach, promissory estoppel, tortious interference with contract and unjust enrichment.

Defamation actions include libel, slander, trade libel, invasion of privacy, public disclosure of private facts and common law misappropriation of likeness.

Insurance actions include breach of insurance contract, insurer's breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing and declaratory relief.

Employment actions include race discrimination with disparate treatment, national origin discrimination with disparate treatment, religious discrimination, age discrimination with disparate treatment, sex discrimination with disparate treatment, sexual harassment, sexual orientation discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination in violation of public policy, breach of employment contract, negligent hiring and retention and constructive discharge.

Intellectual property actions include trademark infringement, dilution of trademarks, service marks and trade names, trade secret misappropriation, common law unfair competition, misappropriation of ideas in an implied in fact contract and breach of confidential relationship among others.

Animal torts include dog bites, trespassing livestock causing harm, injuries caused by a vicious domestic animal, injuries caused by a wild animal and strict liability for injuries to farm animals.

Wrongful death and survival actions include the survival action and also wrongful death.

Family law claims, under the civil law, can include a Marvin action.

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