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Indiana Supreme Court Addresses Premises Liability Issues

In an opinion handed down June 4, the Indiana Supreme Court addressed two issues of first impression. In Kopczynski v Barger, the court held: (1) that under some circumstances a minor’s invitation to enter the premises may bind the landowner for purposes of premises liability, and (2) that a trampoline may constitute an attractive nuisance.


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