peaches&cream wrote:
You need to have a talk with your Attorney and get your facts straight. I don't care if you have your yard fenced and your viscous dog bites someone, you are liable. If you don't believe me, build a swimming pool, fence the area, and then have a kid sneak in and drown. Or better still, call your Insurance Agent and tell them you are housing a viscous animal. See how long they keep you as a client.
You know what, in this country you can be sued for serving coffee that is too hot. If I was worried about the potential for liability, I would never leave my house. Even then, I would be worried someone would call police or firefighter to check on my welfare and they might slip walking up my driveway to check on me and that would cause me to be sued.
What about the guy that walks through your campsite (because you don't have a problem with them doing that) and trips over your carpet? Or bangs his head against your slideout? Or stubs his toe on your chair.
I love internet lawyers. You guys are the best...