What is a tort feaser?

The person who commits a tort is known as the tort feasor.

Tort feasers are persons working in union to commit an illegal act whereby one can be held liable for not only his act but also be fully liable for what the other person did while involved in committing the crime.

Do you have access to the dictionary if not there is one on the web. If this is just made up stuff then go to the source that you heard it from and ask.

A wrong-doer, one who does wrong; one who commits a trespass or is guilty of a tort

Wrongdoer: one who commits a tort- ie. a civil wrong

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