Kit Barker is Professor of Law and Ross Grantham is Professor of Commercial Law, both at the TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland, Australia.

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• PART IFRAMEWORKS, ETHICS AND POLITICS1. Apportionment in Private Law: Nothing, All, or Something in Between? Kit Barker2. Allocating Liability Among Multiple Responsible Causes: Principles, Rhetoric and Power Richard W Wright3. Full, No, or Partial Liability? That is the Question – Some Answers from a Civilian Perspective Helmut KoziolPART IIORIGINATING DOCTRINES4. Vicarious Liability: A Pailful of Slops and Other Hazards Warren Swain5. Accessories, Joint or Independent Liability and Apportionment Joachim DietrichPART IIIPLAINTIFF-DEFENDANT APPORTIONMENT6. Contributory Negligence and Apportionment in Canadian Tort Law Lewis Klar7. Contributory Negligence and Professional Negligence: An Empirical Perspective James Goudkamp and Donal Nolan8. Allocating the Costs of Making Restitution: Change of Position Ross Grantham9. Certainty in Calculating Monetary Remedies for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Simone DegelingPART IVAPPORTIONMENT BETWEEN DEFENDANTS10. Contribution Among Wrongdoers: Reducing the Risk of Contribution Recovery Shortfall and Other Issues David Cheifetz11. Reforming a Reform: Why Has It Been So Hard to Reform Proportionate Liability Reforms? Barbara McDonald12. Causation and Proportional Recovery Rob Merkin and Jenny Steele13. Justice Between Defendants: A New Zealand Note on (non) Law Reform Geoff McLay

Kit Barker is Professor of Law and Ross Grantham is Professor of Commercial Law, both at the TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland, Australia.

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• PART IFRAMEWORKS, ETHICS AND POLITICS1. Apportionment in Private Law: Nothing, All, or Something in Between? Kit Barker2. Allocating Liability Among Multiple Responsible Causes: Principles, Rhetoric and Power Richard W Wright3. Full, No, or Partial Liability? That is the Question – Some Answers from a Civilian Perspective Helmut KoziolPART IIORIGINATING DOCTRINES4. Vicarious Liability: A Pailful of Slops and Other Hazards Warren Swain5. Accessories, Joint or Independent Liability and Apportionment Joachim DietrichPART IIIPLAINTIFF-DEFENDANT APPORTIONMENT6. Contributory Negligence and Apportionment in Canadian Tort Law Lewis Klar7. Contributory Negligence and Professional Negligence: An Empirical Perspective James Goudkamp and Donal Nolan8. Allocating the Costs of Making Restitution: Change of Position Ross Grantham9. Certainty in Calculating Monetary Remedies for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Simone DegelingPART IVAPPORTIONMENT BETWEEN DEFENDANTS10. Contribution Among Wrongdoers: Reducing the Risk of Contribution Recovery Shortfall and Other Issues David Cheifetz11. Reforming a Reform: Why Has It Been So Hard to Reform Proportionate Liability Reforms? Barbara McDonald12. Causation and Proportional Recovery Rob Merkin and Jenny Steele13. Justice Between Defendants: A New Zealand Note on (non) Law Reform Geoff McLay

Kit Barker is Professor of Law and Ross Grantham is Professor of Commercial Law, both at the TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland, Australia.

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• PART IFRAMEWORKS, ETHICS AND POLITICS1. Apportionment in Private Law: Nothing, All, or Something in Between? Kit Barker2. Allocating Liability Among Multiple Responsible Causes: Principles, Rhetoric and Power Richard W Wright3. Full, No, or Partial Liability? That is the Question – Some Answers from a Civilian Perspective Helmut KoziolPART IIORIGINATING DOCTRINES4. Vicarious Liability: A Pailful of Slops and Other Hazards Warren Swain5. Accessories, Joint or Independent Liability and Apportionment Joachim DietrichPART IIIPLAINTIFF-DEFENDANT APPORTIONMENT6. Contributory Negligence and Apportionment in Canadian Tort Law Lewis Klar7. Contributory Negligence and Professional Negligence: An Empirical Perspective James Goudkamp and Donal Nolan8. Allocating the Costs of Making Restitution: Change of Position Ross Grantham9. Certainty in Calculating Monetary Remedies for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Simone DegelingPART IVAPPORTIONMENT BETWEEN DEFENDANTS10. Contribution Among Wrongdoers: Reducing the Risk of Contribution Recovery Shortfall and Other Issues David Cheifetz11. Reforming a Reform: Why Has It Been So Hard to Reform Proportionate Liability Reforms? Barbara McDonald12. Causation and Proportional Recovery Rob Merkin and Jenny Steele13. Justice Between Defendants: A New Zealand Note on (non) Law Reform Geoff McLay