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Homeowner Liability and How to Protect Yourself
Tips for homeowners on insulating yourself from liability over injuries that occur on your property.
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Homeowner Liability for Injuries on Sidewalk
Are you responsible for keeping the sidewalk free of hazards in front of your home?
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Property Owner Injury Liability for Trespassers
A trespasser may be able to sue for injuries that occur on your property.
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Trampoline Liability for Homeowners
Trampolines can provide hours of fun, but they can also be a liability nightmare.
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Homeowner Liability for Dog Bites to Trespassers
In rare cases, you may be on the financial hook when your dog bites a trespasser.
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Homeowner Liability and Personal Injury of a Contracted Worker
If someone is working on your house, are you on the legal hook?
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As a homeowner can I be held liable if a contractor working in my home is injured on the job?
As a homeowner can I be held liable if a contractor working in my home is injured on the job?
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Personal Injuries and Homeowners' Insurance
How your homeowners' insurance coverage may kick in to cover accident on (or off) your property.
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Will Homeowners' Liability Insurance Cover You in an Injury Lawsuit?
Understand how homeowners liability insurance may come into play if you're sued.
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Preparing an Accident Claim for Your Homeowners' Insurance Carrier
Before you file a liability claim for that accident, read this.
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Bad Faith in Homeowners' Insurance Injury Claims
Understand your rights if your homeowners' insurance carrier doesn't handle your claim fairly.
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A guest in my house fell and and was injured. Will my homeowners insurance protect me?
A guest in my house fell and and was seriously injured. Will my homeowners insurance protect me from liability?
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Definition of Private Nuisance and Public Nuisance
You can be liable for things you do on your property, when that activity disturbs others.
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Remedies Available for Private Nuisance Cases
The law provides a host of different solutions when activity on property becomes an actionable nuisance.
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Attractive Nuisance Cases and the Restatement of Torts
The law defines an attractive nuisance as any condition or item that would appeal to a young child but is also likely to cause injury when used without caution. An example of this is a natural lake or heavy machinery.
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My child was injured in a neighbor's pool. Is this an attractive nuisance claim?
My child was injured when he fell in a neighbor's swimming pool. Is this an attractive nuisance claim?
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Is a swimming pool considered an attractive nuisance?
Is a swimming pool considered an attractive nuisance?