What are Intentional Torts

The video tutorial explains intentional torts, which occur when someone knowingly engages in conduct that is likely to harm another person. It discusses the importance of intent and foreseeability in determining such torts, using examples to illustrate these concepts. The tutorial also outlines the standard for intentional torts and introduces various categories and examples to further clarify the topic.

What is the primary characteristic of an intentional tort?

• Accidental harm caused to someone

• Harm caused by natural events

• Harm caused by negligence

• Conduct undertaken with knowledge of likely harm

In the context of intentional torts, what does foreseeability refer to?

• The probability of an accident happening

• The ability to predict the weather

• The likelihood of harm occurring from an action

• The chance of winning a lottery

Which of the following best describes the intention in intentional torts?

• A desire to help others

• A plan to avoid harm

• A deliberate action with potential harm

• An unintentional mistake

What is a key factor that differentiates intentional torts from other types of torts?

• The action is done without any knowledge of harm

• The harm is purely accidental

• The action is done with intent to cause harm

• The harm is caused by a natural disaster

What will be discussed to further explain intentional torts?

• Examples of accidental harm

• Examples of natural disasters

• Examples of intentional torts

• Examples of unintentional torts