The numbers are shocking – more than 223,000 people visit emergency rooms, get hospitalized, or die from traumatic brain injuries each year in the United States. Many of these injuries happen on rental properties, which makes us think over an important question: “is the landlord responsible for tenant injury”? A court can hold you liable under the legal concept of negligence if your actions as a landlord directly cause a tenant’s injury. Every state requires landlords to provide rentals that meet simple health and safety standards. Georgia landlords are required to keep their tenants safe. GA Code § 44-7-14 makes landlords responsible for damages from defective construction or failure to maintain premises in good repair. Property owners need to understand their legal obligations beyond just avoiding lawsuits. We must create safe living environments. Slip and fall accidents are among the most common types of tenant injuries. These typically occur due…
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