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You can take steps to limit your potential liability by understanding your legal obligation or duty to protect visitors and other third parties from foreseeable harm. You also will need to know to whom you owe the duty and what duty others may owe to you. Steps you can take to limit your liability include obtaining insurance, procuring releases, and providing warnings. You should work with a licensed attorney in your area and your insurance agent to identify the tools that will work best for you.
This publication provides an overview of landowner liability and Maryland's recreational use statute. Topics covered will be negligence as it relates to trespassers, invitees, and licensees.
340, 330, trespass, negligence, ag law, legal risks, recreational use statute, invitee, agricultural law, landowner liability, licensee
340, 330, trespass, negligence, ag law, legal risks, recreational use statute, invitee, agricultural law, landowner liability, licensee
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