Tavorn v. Johnson

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• explaining that “[t]he separate tort of aiding-abetting has not, to our knowledge, been recognized explicitly in the District”
• stating that “[t]he separate tort of aiding-abetting has not yet, to our knowledge, been recognized explicitly in the District”
• cautioning against overemphasis of relationship between defendant and tortfeasor, who were live-in companions, and noting uneasiness with finding civil liability on the basis of normal spousal support activities
• “[ajidingabetting includes the following elements: (1) the party whom the defendant aids must perform a wrongful act that causes an injury; (2
• aiding and abetting liability \focuses on whether a defendant knowingly gave 'substantial assistance' to someone who performed wrongful conduct.\
• “Aiding-abetting includes the following elements: (1) the party whom the defendant aids must perform a wrongful act that causes an injury; (2

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