Bill Would Shield Landlords From Liability In Dog-Bite Cases
—Kentucky lawmakers gave final approval Monday evening to a bill protecting landlords from liability in dog attacks on their rental property when the animals belong to their tenants. The measure stems from a 2012 Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that said landlords could be liable if their tenants’ dogs bite people. The Senate sent the measure to Republican Gov.
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