How 2 prove gross negligance?

To prove gross negligence, one must demonstrate that the defendant acted with a substantial disregard for the safety of others, showing a reckless indifference to the consequences of their actions. This involves establishing that the defendant's conduct was far worse than ordinary negligence, typically by providing evidence of a serious departure from the standard of care expected in similar situations. Additionally, it’s crucial to show that this reckless behavior directly caused harm or injury to the plaintiff. Ultimately, the evidence must indicate that the defendant's actions were not only negligent but egregiously so.