This module provided some insight into the doctrines of vicarious and corporate liability. These are both just as serious as employee negligence. In fact, in most cases, the organization is named with alongside the employee in a negligence lawsuit. This is not a new phenomenon as highlighted in the case "Norton v. Argonaut Insurance Co". These events occurred in 1959. For this assignment, please read the case and appeal (http://www.leagle.com.) After reading the case, please answer the following questions:

1. Briefly discuss the terms vicarious liability and corporate liability.

2. Identify the various mistakes in the case and indicate which type of liability might result.

3. As the facility administrator, chief of staff, or chief of nursing, what steps would you take to prevent this from happening again?

4. This case happened over 50 years ago. What safeguards are in place today to prevent these types of mistakes?

5. What does pretermitting mean? Does it apply to this case?

Please use some of these in the document:

Anselmi, K. (2012). Ethics, Law, and Policy. Nurses' Personal Liability vs. Employer's Vicarious Liability. MEDSURG Nursing, 21(1): 45-8.

Giliker, P. (2011). Vicarious liability or liability for the acts of others in tort: A comparative perspective. Journal of European Tort Law, 2(1), 31-56.

Bright, L. (2008). Death by corporate negligence. Nursing Older People, 20(4), 14.