Landlord Liability
Landlords sometimes can be held legally responsible for tenants’ and guests’ injuries that happen at the rental property. Learn about landlords’ legal exposure regarding mold, asbestos, crime, and more—and learn what steps landlords can take to mitigate their liability.
Landlord Liability for Tenant Injuries
Landlord Liability for Tenant Injuries
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Tenant Injuries: Landlord Liability and Insurance FAQ
Protect yourself from liability from tenant injuries.
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When Should a Landlord Hire a Lawyer?
In some situations, property owners can benefit from a lawyer's help. Learn when to consult an attorney.
Landlord Liability for Environmental Hazards
Landlord Liability for Environmental Hazards
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Lead Disclosures for Rental Property FAQ
Landlords must disclose lead-based paint or hazards before renting or renovating property, and may be held liable for tenant health problems resulting from lead.
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Mold in Rentals: Landlord Liability, Responsibility, and Prevention
Learn about mold in rental units: Your landlord's liability for mold problems, how to get rid of mold, and how to prevent mold in the first place.
Landlord Liability for Criminal Activity
Landlord Liability for Criminal Activity
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Criminal Acts and Activities: Landlord Liability FAQ
Landlords have some degree of legal responsibility to protect their tenants from assailants, thieves, and fellow tenants.
Landlord Liability for Tenants' Dogs
Landlord Liability for Tenants' Dogs
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Landlord Liability for Tenants' Dogs
Some landlords fear that they'll be on the hook if a tenant's dog injures someone.
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