concurrent cause

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concurrent cause noun a second legal basis, accompanying legal basis, additional legal basis, another legal basis, another legal basis in concert, coexistent legal basis, coexisting legal basis, coincident legal basis, coinstantaaeous legal basis, concomitant legal basis, contemporaneeus legal basis

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cause concur			A concurrent causation instruction is warranted when "there is evidence that the injury may have been produced by two or more concurrent causes. Radiologist fails to correctly interpret mammograms: case on point: ... by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report He conceded that depression places people at risk of suicide and even violent behavior, but he asked the jury to consider "whether there was a biological trigger that was a concurrent cause of the tragedy. Documents from Paxil case may aid plaintiffs harmed by antidepressants by Holt, Janet L. / Trial Finally, it is important to note that many policies now contain an "anticoncurrent" clause that can override any application of the concurrent cause rule. After the Waters Recede by LA FIANDRA, KENNETH J.; RICHLEY, GREG / Risk & Insurance			concordancy concordant concordat Concordate concordia concours concourse concredere concrescence concrete concrete expression concrete results concreteness concretion Concubinage Concubine concupiscence concupiscent concur concur in concurred in concurrence concurrence in opinions concurrency concurrent concurrent cause concurrent effort Concurrent Estates Concurrent Jurisdiction concurrent opinion Concurrent Resolution concurrent sentence Concurrent Writs concurrere concurring concursio concursus concuss concussion Condedit Condelegates condemn condemn after judicial investigation condemn as worthless condemn beforehand condemn openly condemn to death condemn to public use condemnable condemnare condemnatio			concurrency concurrency concurrency concurrency Concurrency Analysis Tool Suite Concurrency and Coordination Runtime Concurrency and Formal Methods Concurrency and Functions Evaluation and Reduction Concurrency control Concurrency Control Mechanism Concurrency Control Protocol Concurrency Control Service Concurrency Filter Lock Facility Concurrency in Enterprise Systems Concurrency Reservation Certificate Concurrency Specification and Programming concurrent concurrent concurrent concurrent concurrent Concurrent Academic Partnership for Secondary Students Concurrent access Concurrent and Simultaneous Engineering System Concurrent Assembly Mock-Up Concurrent Block Processing Concurrent Budget Resolution Concurrent Built-In Self Test Concurrent C Concurrent C++ concurrent cause Concurrent Clean Concurrent CLU Concurrent Common LISP Concurrent Complementary Operators Method Concurrent computing Concurrent Computing Laboratory for Materials Simulation Concurrent Constraint Automata Concurrent Constraint Programming Concurrent Constraint Programming Concurrent Control Flow Graph concurrent conversion Concurrent Copy Concurrent Design Approach for Real-Time Systems Concurrent Design Assistant Concurrent Detection Algorithm Concurrent Development, Integration, and Application of Knowledge Concurrent Disk Operating System Concurrent Disorders Concurrent dos Concurrent Drug Utilization Review concurrent effort Concurrent engineering Concurrent engineering Concurrent engineering Concurrent Engineering Directorate Concurrent Engineering Facility Concurrent Engineering Research Center

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