- A visitor or an employee assaulting another visitor.
- A visitor being injured by machinery or equipment.
- Hazardous material that is seeping from your grounds into adjacent property or making neighbors sick.
- You knew a dangerous condition existed, or could exist.
- You had a reasonable amount of time to repair the danger, but failed to do so.
- The dangerous condition was the direct and proximate cause of their injuries.
- They didn’t know the condition existed, or if they did, couldn’t avoid it.
- Their reckless conduct didn’t contribute to the injury.
- They didn’t agree to assume the risk or indemnify the owner from injuries.
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