Museum of Tort Law

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The Museum of Tort Law is a legal history museum in Winsted, Connecticut, dedicated to educating the public about the American civil justice system and the role of tort law in promoting consumer and public safety.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf law museum
legal history museum
nonprofit organization
country United States of America
dedicatedTo American civil justice system
consumer protection
public safety
tort law
focusesOn history of American tort law
rights of injured consumers
role of civil lawsuits in deterring unsafe practices
foundedBy Ralph Nader
genre educational museum
hasCollection educational media
historical photographs
legal documents
trial artifacts
hasEducationalProgram guided tours
public lectures
school group programs
hasExhibit exhibits on auto safety
exhibits on environmental torts
exhibits on hot coffee case Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants
exhibits on landmark tort cases
exhibits on medical malpractice
exhibits on product liability
exhibits on tobacco litigation
exhibits on workplace safety
political cartoons about corporate power and safety
hasExhibitType consumer safety exhibits
interactive educational exhibits
legal history exhibits
tort law case displays
hasFounder Ralph Nader
hasWebsite https://www.tortmuseum.org
inception 2015
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Connecticut
Litchfield County, Connecticut
Main Street, Winsted, Connecticut
New England
Winsted, Connecticut
mission to educate the public about the American civil justice system
to explain the role of tort law in promoting consumer and public safety
name Museum of Tort Law self-linksurface differs
surface form: American Museum of Tort Law
openingDate September 26, 2015
operatedBy nonprofit corporation
publicAccess open to the public
subjectOf news articles about Ralph Nader’s museum

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Ralph Nader founded Museum of Tort Law
Museum of Tort Law name Museum of Tort Law self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: American Museum of Tort Law