The tort that protects individuals from harm based on careless and unintentional conduct is called:
A)conversion
B)negligence
C)strict liability
D)absolute liability
E)none of the other choices

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Negligence is the tort that applies when harm is caused by careless or unintentional conduct. It requires the plaintiff to prove that the defendant owed a duty of care, breached that duty, and caused damages as a result. Conversion, strict liability, and absolute liability all apply in different circumstances and do not require proof of carelessness or intent.

The Tort That Protects Individuals from Harm Based on Careless