This comprehensive series on intentional torts provides a detailed look at the fundamental principles and defenses in tort law. It begins with an overview of intentional torts, explaining the essential elements required to establish a prima facie case. Key legal concepts such as transferred intent, battery, assault, false imprisonment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED) are explored with clear examples and practical applications.

The series then delves into trespass, including trespass to land and trespass to chattels and conversion, highlighting how these torts differ and the legal remedies available. Defenses to intentional torts are covered in depth, including consent, necessity (private vs. public), and self-defense, along with defense of others and defense of property. Each video combines theory with real-world scenarios, making complex legal principles accessible and understandable.

By the end of the series, viewers will have a strong foundation in intentional torts, understanding both liability and available defenses. This knowledge is crucial for law students, legal practitioners, and anyone preparing for exams in tort law or general legal studies.