California Complaint for Intentional Acts and Negligence is a legal document that is used to initiate a civil lawsuit in California state courts. The Complaint typically sets forth a plaintiff’s legal claim against a defendant for a wrongful act, such as an intentional act or negligence. There are two types of California Complaint for Intentional Acts and Negligence: 1. Complaint for Intentional Acts: A Complaint for Intentional Acts is used when a plaintiff believes that the defendant’s actions were intentional. Examples of intentional acts could include assault, battery, fraud, and trespass. 2. Complaint for Negligence: A Complaint for Negligence is used when a plaintiff believes that the defendant’s actions were negligent. Examples of negligence could include medical malpractice, car accidents, and slip and fall accidents. In both types of Complaint, the plaintiff must establish that the defendant’s conduct was unreasonable and caused the plaintiff to suffer damages. The Complaint must also include specific details about the defendant’s conduct, such as dates, times, and specific actions taken. If the Complaint is valid, the court will then issue a summons to the defendant, ordering them to appear in court.