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Does a Property Owner’s Knowledge of Risks Increase Liability?

By Robert Ross |

Premises liability generally arises where a property owner, or someone in possession or control of real property, has actual or constructive knowledge of a dangerous condition, and fails to take proper steps to repair and/or warn people about the risk. However, the law does generally require the defendant to have either actual knowledge or constructive knowledge… Read More »

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