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What is tort liability?

In the broadest sense, tort liability covers cases where the parties are not bound by a contractual relationship, but where one of the parties causes damage or loss to the other party through unlawful actions.

In the most basic sense, it is a violation of the obligation established in the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania to act carefully, diligently, and in such a way as not to cause harm or loss to others.

Accordingly, the other party that has suffered damage or loss due to the unlawful actions of another entity has the right to claim compensation for this damage.

Most common cases

The most common examples of tort liability in practice could be:

Damage caused in a traffic accident
Damage or destruction of another person's property
Other unlawful actions causing damage or loss

In such cases, it is usually necessary to establish the unlawful actions of the person, the causal link between the actions and the negative consequences, and fault.

In certain cases, a strict form of liability is applied to the parties, i.e., without establishing fault.

Why is professional legal assistance necessary?

It is important to note that disputes of this nature are usually resolved through legal proceedings, not

Therefore, from the very beginning, when the basis for claiming damages arises, it is necessary to secure adequate representation and seek legal assistance immediately.

The process of claiming damages, or defending against an unfounded claim for damages, involves accurately establishing the facts and presenting them appropriately in legal terms.

Therefore, even in cases where the claim is considered (un)justified, it is advisable to seek professional legal assistance.

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