Failing to do so constitutes a breach of the property owner's duty of care, and may make the property
owner liable for negligence.
Some dog - bite laws make
the owner liable for any injury a dog causes without provocation.
Dog owners are liable for any injuries their pets cause in the following instances: if the owner knew the dog had a tendency to cause that kind of injury; if a state statute makes
the owner liable, whether or not the owner knew the dog had a tendency to cause that kind of injury; or if the injury was caused by unreasonable carelessness on the part of the owner.
In the instance a ramp is not possible, sturdy hand railings with slip - free rubber or synthetic surfaces on the stairs can help prevent these accidents from occurring, and their absence may leave the property or business
owner liable for any injuries which result.
Both Utah and Washington State have strict liability laws that will hold the dog's
owner liable for your damages, while Idaho adheres to the one - bite rule.
Failure to do so could be viewed as negligence in the eyes of the law and may make the property
owner liable if someone gets hurt.
The third example is more prevalent, but it does require a few conditions to hold
the owner liable.
Any injuries or deaths which occur would render the property
owner liable.
In Ohio, it's also not always necessary for the animal to actually bite or attack you in order to hold
the owner liable for an injury.
Additionally, setting a trap specifically designed to harm trespassers without warning could make the property
owner liable for damages.
In order to hold a dog
owner liable for a bite in Arizona, the victim must be able to show that: [1] the injury was caused by a dog bite [2] the bite occurred in a public place or in a private place that the victim lawfully occupied and [3] the owner failed to exercise reasonable care to prevent the dog from attacking.
In California, for example, there is a strict liability dog bite statute that makes the dog
owner liable for any injuries caused by his or her dog, except in certain circumstances such as prior provocation.
If you have been injured because another person breached his or her duties as a firearm owner, you may be able to hold that
owner liable for an injury or death that occurred as a result of negligence.
Gross negligence is required to hold a property
owner liable.
To prove a property
owner liable for your injuries, you must present evidence showing that either an employee or the owner himself:
The problem in New York — unlike in other states — is that to hold a dog
owner liable for injuries, you need to show the owner knew or should have known the dog had «vicious propensities».
If a defendant dog owner can establish that there was a sign outside the enclosure where the dog was held, displaying the words «Bad Dog,» anyone injured by the dog can not hold
the owner liable.
Mesa Law Firm successfully held the dog
owner liable and was able to recover the maximum amount available from the insurance of the dog owner.
Indeed, one law in Exodus, intended to make the lot of slaves more tolerable, goes only so far as to declare
the owner liable to punishment if, in beating a slave, he kills him outright, whereas if the wounded slave «continue a day or two» the owner escapes penalty, «for he is his money.
The courts have been known on occasion to overlook a business's corporate status and find the shareholders /
owners liable because the business was run as if it were still a sole proprietorship or partnership.
Remember just because you read something on this site doesn't make
the owners liable for any losses that you may incur.
Germany Europe's growing army of robot workers could be classed as «electronic persons» and
their owners liable to paying social security for them if the European Union adopts a draft plan to address the realities of a new industrial revolution.
Negligent security is an area of premises liability that deals with holding property
owners liable for any damages or injuries held on their property due to a lack of reasonable security.
This is true even if you are the first person ever injured by the dog, unlike some other states which do not hold
owners liable the first time their dog is violent.
Our attorneys understand North Carolina premises liability law and know how to find applicable insurance coverage to compensate you for your injuries and how to hold negligent property
owners liable.
In many cases, victims can hold dog
owners liable for damages when they are attacked and injured.
The applicable law made
owners liable for damages caused by their dogs «killing, wounding, injuring, worrying, or chasing any person or persons.»
A slip or trip and fall claim is based upon the concept of premises liability, which holds property
owners liable if they fail in their duty to keep you safe from hazardous conditions.
Indiana, like Massachusetts, has a Dram Shop Act that serves to hold irresponsible restaurant and bar
owners liable for their reckless serving habits.
At Zinda Law Group, our team of attorneys has the experience and resources necessary to hold property
owners liable when visitors are injured.
The legal theory of premises liability holds property
owners liable for any accident or injury which occurs on the property.
Many states make condo
owners liable for all damage within their walls.
Not exact matches
Liability protection is not absolute and there are several instances where a business
owner can be personally
liable in business despite the fact he or she created a business entity.
Those policies don't clearly outline what types of videos can be used to make ad money, but they do point out that YouTube wouldn't be
liable for any illegal activity from the video
owner.
Theoretically, no
owner of an incorporated business can be held personally
liable for the debts, obligations, or acts of the company.
When appreciated stock is sold, the
owner generally realizes capital gains equal to the appreciation and may be
liable for either short - term or long - term capital gains taxes, depending on the length of time the investment was held.
If any resulting liabilities of EHI are not satisfied by EHI and its direct and indirect
owners, we will be subject to such liabilities because we will still be a member of the EHI consolidated group at the time of the distribution and therefore jointly and severally
liable for unpaid taxes as a result of such distribution.
The advantage to the
owners and employees is that only the corporate entity is held
liable for its business actions.
If Phelps and his co-defendants are
liable for the intentional infliction of emotional distress in this case, what is to prevent another judge and jury from ordering monetary damages in a case against the
owners of the proposed Islamic community center near ground zero for inflicting emotional distress on the families of 9/11 victims?
When
owners are personally
liable for the effects of what the business does, and for paying the debts the business incurs, their relation to the business are much closer.
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The
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liable for any losses, injuries, or damages from the display or use of this information.
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LearnCreateLove and it's
owner are not to be held
liable if injury should occur while doing a craft, project, activity, etc. that you found on this website.
Today the car driver is
liable, but in the future will it be the car manufacturer or
owner — and how will insurance companies adapt to this?
This charge is payable annually in respect of all real estate properties in the State, which means
owners and occupiers holding a lease to a Property for ten (10) years or more are now
liable to pay the annual LUC invoice charged.
This is in contrast to other kinds of organizations for which the members /
owners would be personally
liable if the organization did something bad.
Will I be
liable, as a home
owner and landlord, for a charge if I buy another property before selling the one I live in?