08/19/2026
An intentional tort is harm caused by a deliberate act, not ordinary carelessness or negligence. In a case like this, the question may become whether the driver simply lost control while speeding or intentionally drove in a way they knew could cause a crash.
Why does that matter for the people whose cars or property were damaged? Liability insurance typically covers accidents, but policies may exclude intentional acts. If the insurer classifies the crash that way, it could deny coverage or make settlement negotiations much more complicated, leaving the injured parties fighting over where compensation will come from.
The way a claim is investigated, documented, and legally framed can make a major difference.
Injured in a Las Vegas car accident? Contact Anchor Law to discuss your options.