What Is A Tort Liability?

A tort liability is simply a liability of a party who has committed a tort. Examples of a tort liability could be a violation of a vehicle code section. It could be a crime to violate the vehicle code section. But it could also be negligence per say, where the law simply makes you liable for violating that section. If they conclude that you conducted in violating that section caused an accident or injury to another. Thanks for watching our video Tort Law Terms For more how to videos, expert advice, instructional tips, tricks, guides and tutorials on this subject, visit www.videojug.com the topic Tort Law. *Disclaimer, This is a free, educational video created by Michael Ehline and VideoJug. It is not intended as legal advice. Each state and jurisdiction may have its own laws. This video series is intended to provide general information as would be taught in a law school. To learn more about making your own video, contact us and to learn more about personal injury law generally, or to update or make corrections, contact attorney Michael Ehline at https://losangelesaccidentpersonalinjury.attorney/video-library/ at (213) 596-9642.