Title: When a Landlord Can Be Held Liable for Tenant Injuries | AllLaw
Headings: When a Landlord Can Be Held Liable for Tenant Injuries
When a Landlord Can Be Held Liable for Tenant Injuries
In order for a tenant’s personal injury suit against a landlord to be successful, the tenant must show that the landlord’s action (or inaction) naturally and foreseeably caused the injury.
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