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VILLANOVA

2016ssrn-2835482contractsAIlaw
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Abstract

Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law argues that commercial interests and tort reformers are using apology laws—which make apologies inadmissible in court—as a potent new tool to advance their agenda. By skillfully co-opting the positive language of apologies, they've effectively garnered widespread support from legislators and even traditional opponents of tort reform, leading to the broad adoption of these laws.

Citation

APA: Yonathan Arbel. (2016). VILLANOVA. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2835482

Bluebook: Yonathan Arbel, VILLANOVA, 2016, https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2835482.

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*   ## TL;DR ≤100 words
    Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law argues that commercial interests and tort reformers are using apology laws—which make apologies inadmissible in court—as a potent new tool to advance their agenda. By skillfully co-opting the positive language of apologies, they've effectively garnered widespread support from legislators and even traditional opponents of tort reform, leading to the broad adoption of these laws.

*   ## Section Summaries ≤120 words each
    Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law writes that commercial interests and tort reformers have successfully promoted apology laws, which prevent apologies from being used as evidence in court. He identifies these laws as a new and powerful platform for these groups to advance their specific agendas. Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law further writes that this strategic approach has been remarkably effective. By framing these laws using the appealing language of apologies, proponents have managed to gain support from lawmakers and, significantly, even from those who typically oppose tort reform, resulting in the widespread enactment of such legislation.

One-page summary

# VILLANOVA — one-page summary

**Paper ID:** `ssrn-2835482`
**Year:** 2016
**Author(s):** Yonathan Arbel
**SSRN:** https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2835482

## TL;DR

Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law argues that commercial interests and tort reformers are using apology laws—which make apologies inadmissible in court—as a potent new tool to advance their agenda. By skillfully co-opting the positive language of apologies, they've effectively garnered widespread support from legislators and even traditional opponents of tort reform, leading to the broad adoption of these laws.

## Keywords

contracts; AI; law

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## Elevator pitch

Professor Yonathan Arbel of the University of Alabama School of Law argues that commercial interests and tort reformers are using apology laws—which make apologies inadmissible in court—as a potent new tool to advance their agenda. By skillfully co-opting the positive language of apologies, they've effectively garnered widespread support from legislators and even traditional opponents of tort reform, leading to the broad adoption of these laws.

## Keywords / concepts

contracts; AI; law

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摘要（中文）

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*   ## 核心摘要（≤100字）
    阿拉巴马大学法学院的约纳坦·阿尔伯教授指出，商业利益集团与侵权法改革者正将“道歉法”（即规定道歉陈述不得在法庭上作为证据采纳的法律）作为一种强有力的新工具，以推进其特定议程。通过巧妙运用道歉话语的积极含义，他们成功赢得了立法者乃至传统侵权法改革反对者的广泛支持，导致此类法律被普遍采纳。

*   ## 分节摘要（每节≤120字）
    阿拉巴马大学法学院的约纳坦·阿尔伯教授撰文指出，商业利益集团和侵权法改革者已成功推行“道歉法”，此类法律旨在阻止道歉陈述在法庭上被用作证据。他认为，这些法律已成为上述群体推行其特定议程的全新且强有力的平台。

    阿拉巴马大学法学院的约纳坦·阿尔伯教授进一步指出，此战略方法卓有成效。通过运用道歉话语的积极表述来包装这些法律，其倡导者成功获得了立法者以及——值得注意的是——甚至是那些通常反对侵权法改革人士的支持，最终促成了此类立法得到广泛实施。