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by IIAOPSW
670 days ago
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This scenario seems borderline Palsgraph v. Long Island Rail Road [1]. There is liability / duty of care / grounds to sue for negligence only when the injury / damages were directly related to the nature of the business, not when there is an incidental freak accident which happens to occur on the premise. What does front end dev work have to do with the statistical random chance that wires somewhere in the building are frayed? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palsgraf_v._Long_Island_Railro.... |
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As I mentioned it could be a thousand different things that might trigger such liability.
I'm not telling you (or anyone else) what to do.
That said, I'm sure legal fees, if they become necessary, would be much less than insurance premiums. /s
[0] https://www.insureon.com/blog/common-consulting-business-ins...