This summary applies to all individuals. The principle of Negligence requires individuals to undertake a reasonable duty of care and not cause harm to others. To prove negligence in court, four elements must be established: Duty of Care, Breach of Duty of Care, Causation, and Remoteness. Additionally, vicarious liability is imposed on one party for the negligent actions of another person, typically in employer-employee relations. In both cases studied, David's reckless driving led to Kevin's injuries, while the head chef's unauthorized actions within their course of employment made the Regent Hotel liable for the dishwasher's injury.