Personal Injury & Torts
Jun. 8, 2001
Once Bitten
A residential landlord will be liable only if the landlord had actual knowledge of the dangerous dogs and the ability to prevent foreseeable harm.
Earlier this year, a woman was attacked and killed by her neighbor's dogs in the hallway of her San Francisco apartment, shortly after she arrived home. Can the building's landlord be held liable? Several California cases have adjudicated a landlord's potential liability for injuries caused b...
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