Tort law generally involves 1) a civil wrong, 2) between two parties that must be contractually obligated, 3) in which the wronged party is entitled to compensation

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Tort law does not require a contractual obligation between the parties. It can involve any type of civil wrong or injury caused by one party to another, regardless of whether or not there is a contract between them. The wronged party may be entitled to compensation for damages or losses suffered as a result of the tort.

Tort Law Generally Involves 1) a Civil Wrong, 2) Between