Tortious conduct

Tortious conduct refers to actions by an individual or organization that cause harm or injury to another person, and that are legally considered wrong or wrongful under civil law. Such conduct can include negligence, intentional harm, or other wrongful behavior that results in damages like physical injury, emotional distress, or financial loss. When someone’s tortious conduct occurs, the affected party may have the right to seek compensation through a civil lawsuit. In essence, it’s behavior that breaches a legal duty to avoid causing harm, and the law provides remedies for those harmed by such conduct.