Landeros v. Flood

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• holding that violation of reporting statute may constitute negligence per se
• holding that violation of reporting statute may constitute negligence per se
• holding a violation of the statute’s mandate to report may constitute negligence per se
• holding a violation of the statute's mandate to report may constitute negligence per se
• holding a violation of the statute's mandate to report may constitute negligence per se
• allowing cause of action under then-existing statute against physician who, after forming the opinion that the injuries to the child were intentionally inflicted, failed to report abuse

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