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A plaintiff is injured when a defendant's negligence causes a chain of events leading to an unforeseeable type of harm. Under proximate cause, the defendant is generally liable for:

All consequences, no matter how remote or unforeseeable Only harms the defendant subjectively intended Harms that are a foreseeable result of the defendant's negligent conduct No harm because causation is too speculative

Correct Answer:

Harms that are a foreseeable result of the defendant's negligent conduct

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