The article discusses how civil liability works when someone causes damage. It explains that besides being responsible for their own actions, a person can also be held accountable for the actions of others. The new Civil code expands who can be held liable for someone else's actions, such as parents for their children. It also clarifies the liability of employers for their employees' actions, regardless of fault. The new code emphasizes that liability can exist even without any wrongdoing. Additionally, the article highlights changes in liability for damage caused by animals, goods, or building destruction, stating that fault is not necessary for liability to apply. The new regulations provide a clearer definition of legal guardianship compared to the previous laws.