Professional negligence - A lawyer causes financial harm to his client by giving faulty advice, Negligent damage to private property - A motorist drives too close to another car and scratches its side, Negligent misstatements causing financial loss - An estate agent mistakenly tells a client that a property is structurally sound, but hasn't actually checked, Fraudulent misrepresentation - A party tricks another party into signing a harmful contract , Interference in contractual relations - A party disrupts another party's ability to perform contractual obligations, Unfair business practices - A business owner conspires with competitors to keep prices high, Fraud - A saleswoman takes deposits from customers who want holiday homes, but the homes don't actually exist, Conversion - A thief takes and uses another person's property as his own, Intentional infliction of emotional distress - A party threatens to harm a victim at an unspecified time in the future , Product liability - A manufacturer makes and sells food which contain harmful ingredients, Deceit - A party wears a disguise in order to trick a victim into believing he is someone else,

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