What is the difference between intentional torts and unintentional (negligence) torts?

A) Negligence actions usually result in awards for exemplary damages, whereas such damages are not available for intentional torts.

B) Intentional torts must have proof of actual damages to succeed, whereas negligence torts do not.

C) Other than when strict liability applies, both require fault, but intentional torts require proof of willful action.

D) Fault is required for both, but a bad motive is required for negligence actions.

E) Both can result in a lawsuit, but only intentional torts should concern businesspersons.