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Paralegal Exam Prep

Category - Torts

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Which of the following is NOT an element of negligence?

Breach of duty to use ordinary care
An intentional act that results in harm
A proximate causal connection between the negligent conduct and the resulting injury
Damage
A duty to use ordinary care

Explanation

Answer: B. An intentional act that results in harm is not an element of negligence. Negligence can be distinguished from an intentional tort in that negligence does not require the negligent party to have the intention to cause harm. Negligence can result from mere carelessness.

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