Environmental
In Tennessee, a 'toxic tort' claim in real estate occurs when:
AA title defect causes financial harm
BA person claims damages from exposure to hazardous substances in or near a property✓ Correct
CA broker commits fraud in the sale of a contaminated property
DA contractor uses substandard materials in construction
Explanation
A toxic tort is a civil claim by a person who suffered personal injury or property damage as a result of exposure to hazardous substances — potentially implicating property owners, sellers, and prior users.
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