Alan, Charlie, and Alex are neighbors. While rushing out of his house on a Sunday afternoon, Charlie trips over Alan's cat that is sitting on his porch and hurts himself. On seeing Charlie take a bad fall, Alex rushes to help Charlie to get to his feet. If Charlie chooses to sue Alan, which of the following laws would govern the case?
A. Corporate law
B. Civil law
C. Administrative law
D. Criminal law
Answer: B
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