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If anyone is injured on your property, you’re liable. Insurance is meant to handle this risk.
by geraldwhen 3y ago
If anyone is injured on your property, you’re liable.
Insurance is meant to handle this risk.
- krsrhe 3y ago[dead]
- terryf 3y agoRight, if that is really true as a blanket statement, then it's an idiotic and short sighted law. I have a yard, plant a rose bush. You walk in the yard, bend down to smell the rose but lose balance, fall on the rose bush and the rose pokes your eye. According to the rule, I'm not liable for your injury? Besides being unfair and stupid, this sort of thing is actually costing society enormous amounts of lost effort, goodwill and actual money. How much time has been spent on bs court cases for things like I described? How much of a tax is liability insurance on everyone? How much fun things will never happen because of fear?
- pertymcpert 3y agoOne of the many things that's wrong with the US.
- Dylan16807 3y ago> If anyone is injured on your property, you’re liable. That's not generally true, nor should it be.