How does the law of torts respond when an individual believes she has been harmed as a result of another's alleged questionable acts?
A) It seeks to impose liability based on the concept of no-fault limited liability.
B) It automatically shifts responsibility for the loss to another party.
C) It responds by automatically providing a remedy to the innocent party.
D) It provides an evolving set of rules for determining entitlement to a damage award.

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The law of torts provides an evolving set of rules for determining entitlement to a damage award when an individual believes they have been harmed as a result of another's alleged questionable acts. It does not automatically shift responsibility or provide a remedy to the innocent party, nor does it impose liability based on the concept of no-fault limited liability.

How Does the Law of Torts Respond When an Individual