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A '''tort''' is a civil wrong for which the law provides a remedy.  The law of torts is generally separated into negligence and intentional torts.  Under the common law "duty/breach" analysis, negligence is an act or omission that breaches a duty and causes harm.  Generally, people have the duty to act as "reasonably prudent persons" and if a person does not act as a reasonably prudent person and an injury results, the person may be liable in tort.   

A '''tort''' is a civil wrong for which the law provides a remedy.  The law of torts is generally separated into [[negligence]] and intentional torts.  Under the common law "duty/breach" analysis, negligence is an act or omission that breaches a duty and causes harm.  Generally, people have the duty to act as "reasonably prudent persons" and if a person does not act as a reasonably prudent person and an injury results, the person may be liable in tort.   

Intentional torts include:

Intentional torts include: