If someone falls on your sidewalk and claims injury and theirs no home owners insurance, how can the injured party be compensated
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Read More Answered By: SHAHRIAR KASHANIAN |
Normally, the sidewalks are the local government property unless there is special use of the sidewalk area (where accident happened ) by the owner of the property adjacent to the sidewalk (e.g., the drive-way where the car proceeds to the garage). If you are sued, you have to hire an attorney to represent you regardless of fault. The facts of each case determine the outcome. If the homeowner is found negligent (e.g., improper repair of the sidewalk area) he has to pay out of pocket if there is no insurance. |
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