Personal Injury & Torts
May 6, 2000
Ugly Looks
Practitioner: Tort Law By Paul D. Fogel and Lisa M. Baird One of the established cornerstones of premises-liability law is that premises owners owe a legal duty to maintain their premises in a reasonably safe condition. Although that duty includes the need to protect users of the premises from third-party criminal conduct, the courts have long struggled to define the circumstances when it is appropriate to impose that duty.




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