If an agent commits an intentional tort within a work-related time or space,the principal is liable for any injuries caused by the agent's intentional torts.

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This principle is known as "vicarious liability," which allows the injured party to seek damages from the employer rather than the individual employee. This assumes that the employee was acting within the scope of their employment at the time of the tort. However, if the employee was acting outside of the scope of their employment, the employer may not be held liable.

If an Agent Commits an Intentional Tort Within a Work-Related