Tort Legal Definition
"What is a Tort?"
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Intentional torts (i.e. intentionally hitting someone)
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Negligent torts (i.e. accidents that cause harm to another)
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Strict liability torts (i.e. liability for making and selling defective products)
Tort in Medical Malpractice Cases
Malpractice, a kind of tort, is most common against lawyers or doctors. In a medical setting, this is known as medical malpractice. Medical malpractice is committed when a medical professional fails to uphold the standard of care or doesn’t properly execute their duty towards a patient or client resulting in some form of loss or harm. Contact a Pittsburgh medical malpractice lawyer today to review your case: (412) 674-5444 Sources:Return To Legal Glossary
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