Foreseeable Behavior
Foreseeable behavior is based upon something that is known or reasonably expected to be known. For instance, if water is left on the floor in a commercial establishment then it is reasonably foreseeable that an invitee or other person on the premises may slip on that water.
If a building owner leaves a partition in an unstable fashion knowing that people are frequently walking through the hallway where that partition exists, then it is reasonably foreseeable that someone may touch that partition causing it to fall and producing injury.
Likewise, if a physician comes into an operating room under the influence of alcohol and performs a procedure on a patient it is reasonably foreseeable that the physician will perform the procedure in a subpar fashion causing injury to the patient.
