In many states today, the landlord is held to a fairly high standard when it comes to the maintenance of the property. This doesn't apply to damages caused directly by a tenant, but includes damages that could've been prevented through a regular maintenance schedule. The areas that all the tenants share in common must be kept in safe condition. If a loose step causes a fall, the landlord may be liable. If you're a landlord, you should have your property inspected by an insurance company and make any necessary repairs. If you think you need legal counsel, please consult a licensed attorney.
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