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April 29, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

As discussed in the previous post whether a person is considered an Invitee or Licensee when they are injured on a Landowner’s property has a large bearing on whether or not a Landlord may be held...

April 25, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

In order for an Invitee or Licensee to recover for injuries sustained as a result of a dangerous condition on a Landowner’s property the invitee or licensee must show that the Landowner had notice...

April 10, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

In order for an Invitee or Licensee to recover for injuries sustained as a result of a dangerous condition on a Landowner’s property the invitee or licensee must show that the Landowner had notice...

March 19, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

If the landowner is arguing that the injured individual was a Trespasser or a Licensee, in Pennsylvania, the duty owed by the Landowner to an injured individual is much different. It is often...

March 6, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

If the landowner is arguing that the injured individual was a Trespasser, in Pennsylvania, the Civil Jury Charge 18.60 states evidence must show that that injured individual remained on the property...

February 26, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

If the injured individual is considered to be a Licensee, in Pennsylvania, a possessor of land owes a certain duties to that individual.

February 12, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

If the injured individual is considered to be an Invitee, in Pennsylvania, a landowners owes certain duties to that individual.

February 6, 2019 Posted in Articles Share

In Pennsylvania, when an individual is injured on a property one of the major determinations into whether or not they will be able to seek recovery is the status of the person at the time they were...