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Real Estate/Development

Apr. 4, 2002

Duty to Protect Against Attacks Is Narrow But Real

Focus Column - By Michael Paul Thomas - Throughout the 1990s, the California Supreme Court consistently constricted the burden placed upon property and business owners to prevent third-party criminal assaults upon those invited onto their premises.

        Focus Column
        
        By Michael Paul Thomas
        
        Throughout the 1990s, the California Supreme Court consistently constricted the burden placed upon property and business owners to prevent third-party crim...

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