" Reasonable care" is, of course, a concept central to any torts class. But what is it? One very
standard doctrinal move is to conceptualize reasonable care as that care shown by a"
reasonable person" under like circumstances. The next step, logically, is to visualize this
reasonable person. Visualization requires some important choices. For example, is the
reasonable person old or young? Disabled or not? These are two questions that all the
casebooks I have consulted discuss.'But, oddly, no casebook of which I am aware deals with …