schadeveroorzakend
Schadeveroorzakend is a Dutch adjective and present participle derived from the verb schade veroorzaken, meaning to cause damage. The term literally translates to “causing damage” and is used to describe acts, circumstances, or factors that result in harm or financial loss. It is versatile and appears in both everyday language and more formal contexts, for example in phrases like schadeveroorzakende handeling (a damage-causing action), schadeveroorzakende fout (a fault that causes damage), or schadeveroorzakende factor (a factor that causes damage).
In legal language, schadeveroorzakend is commonly used to indicate behavior or events that establish a causal
In insurance and contract contexts, the term helps classify events or conduct that may give rise to