Federal Employers’ Liability Act

Series 2900 - Federal Employers’ Liability Act

2900. FELA - Essential Factual Elements
2901. Negligence - Duty of Railroad
2902. Negligence - Assignment of Employees
2903. Causation - Negligence
2904. Comparative Fault
2905. Compliance With Employer’s Requests or Directions
2906-2919. Reserved for Future Use
2920. Federal Safety Appliance Act or Boiler Inspection Act - Essential Factual Elements
2921. Causation Under FSAA or BIA
2922. Statute of Limitations - Special Verdict Form or Interrogatory
2923. Borrowed Servant/Dual Employee
2924. Status as Defendant’s Employee - Subservant Company
2925. Status of Defendant as Common Carrier
2926. Scope of Employment
2927-2939. Reserved for Future Use
2940. Income Tax Effects of Award
2941. Introduction to Damages for Personal Injury
2942. Damages for Death of Employee
2943-2999. Reserved for Future Use
VF-2900. FELA - Negligence - Plaintiff’s Negligence at Issue
VF-2901. Federal Safety Appliance Act or Boiler Inspection Act
VF-2902-VF-2999. Reserved for Future Use

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