A principal is held liable for the intentional torts of agents and employees even if they are committed outside the principal's scope of business.

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A principal is generally not held liable for the intentional torts of agents and employees if those acts are committed outside the scope of their employment or business activities of the principal. Liability typically arises only for actions within the scope of employment.

A Principal Is Held Liable for the Intentional Torts of Agents