US EditionWhat Does the Attractive Nuisance Doctrine Mean?
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What Does the Attractive Nuisance Doctrine Mean?
The attractive nuisance doctrine is a legal principle designed to protect children who are injured after being drawn to hazardous conditions on someone else’s property. In New York, this doctrine holds property owners accountable when they fail to address dangers that are likely to attract children, such as swimming pools, construction sites, or abandoned buildings. Since children may not fully understand the risks associated with these hazards,…
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