If an agent is acting within the scope of his or her employment and commits an intentional tort harming a third party,the principal may be liable for the injuries sustained.

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This is because the agent was acting on behalf of the principal when committing the intentional tort, and the principal may be held liable for the actions of their agents within the scope of their employment.

If an Agent Is Acting Within the Scope of His