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Quasi-Delicts is a category for books that explore the civil-law idea of responsibility for harm caused without intent or contract—what many common-law readers would recognize as the realm of torts. These works delve into negligence, imprudence, and the duty of care, tracing how everyday decisions, professional lapses, or systemic failures lead to injury and trigger accountability. Spanning legal theory and casebooks, narrative nonfiction about accidents and disasters, investigative journalism, courtroom narratives, and morally complex fiction, the category examines causation, fault, remedy, and reparations. At its core are questions like: When no one meant to cause harm, who should bear the cost, and why? Quasi-Delicts highlights the gray space between accident and crime, revealing the ripple effects of careless acts on individuals, institutions, and society.

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