No defendant can be held liable in tort for injuries inflicted upon another person unless the victim can prove by a preponderance of the evidence either intent to injure or negligence.

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In tort law, liability can also arise from strict liability, where intent or negligence does not need to be proven, such as in cases involving abnormally dangerous activities or defective products.

No Defendant Can Be Held Liable in Tort for Injuries