This is where there is a warning posted, and the person does not heed the warning. 2. This occurs when a wrongdoer's action or inaction violates the standard of reasonable care. 3. The legal obligation to exercise reasonable care towards other persons or property. 4. Conduct that falls below the standard established by law for protecting others against unreasonable harm 5. This is where both parties share the blame for the harm and the amount of damages paid to the plaintiff are reduced by their percent of blame. 6. This is when a defendant sues the plaintiff. 7. This is what is used to measure whether whether it is fair to make the defendant pay for the damages. 8. This concept examines the closeness of the connection between the negligent act and the harm. 9. This is when the harm would not have occurred without the defendant’s negligent act. a. Assumption of Risk b. Breach c. Comparative Negligence d. Counterclaim e. Foreseeable Harm f. Proximate Cause g. Negligence h. Duty i. Actual Cause