Add to ORKGAn innkeeper is liable under NRS 651.015 if an injured patron can show that they suffered foreseeable harm; foreseeability is established when the innkeeper fails to exercise due care for the safety of its patrons or if the innkeeper had notice or knowledge of prior incidents of similar acts on the premises. Notice or knowledge of prior incidents of similar acts is a case-by-case analysis, and requires the district court consider similar wrongful acts in terms of the location of the attack, level of violence, and implicated security concerns
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An innkeeper is liable under NRS 651.015 if an injured patron can show that they suffered foreseeabl...
Many of the earliest cases of which reports are extant deal with the liability of the innkeeper to h...
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Accident cases in the property of the employer may involve members of the public including the licen...
In United States tort law, there are two general approaches to determining when a property owner is ...
Plaintiff sought to recover for injuries suffered in consequence of the defective condition of a sta...
An innkeeper is liable under NRS 651.015 if an injured patron can show that they suffered foreseeabl...
Many of the earliest cases of which reports are extant deal with the liability of the innkeeper to h...
In an action seeking damages, based on the alleged negligence of a bailee for hire in causing the lo...
Literally thousands of consumer agreements are concluded every day between innkeepers and their gues...
Proprietors and employees need to be prepared when deaths occur in hospital-ity establishments. Laws...
Plaintiff, an invitee, sued for injuries caused by the fall of plaster from the ceiling of a tavern ...
Can a landlord be held liable under a covenant to repair for injuries to his tenant\u27s invitees ca...
The Supreme Court of North Carolina\u27s decision in Foster v. Winston-Salem Joint Venture joins a l...
Accident cases in the property of the employer may involve members of the public including the licen...
Case note on Sheehy v Hobbs [2012]. \ud \ud It is well established that a landlord owes a tenant a d...
In violation of its rules prohibiting trespassing, defendant railroad\u27s signal maintenance man in...
Liquor liability laws remain in a state of flux. Some states are expanding their theories of liabili...
Accident cases in the property of the employer may involve members of the public including the licen...
In United States tort law, there are two general approaches to determining when a property owner is ...
Plaintiff sought to recover for injuries suffered in consequence of the defective condition of a sta...