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Dog bite cases require evidence like photos and medical records to support the claim.

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Tripping on a raised sidewalk would fall under Slip and Fall, not General Premises.

False (It would fall under General Premises.)

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If a PC slipped but didn’t fall, it would still be considered a Slip and Fall case.

False (Slip and Fall requires a fall, not just a slip.)

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If a PC slips on spilled water in a grocery store, it's a valid Slip and Fall case.

True

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Slip and fall and general premises cases are always handled the same way in intake.

False (They are separate subtypes with different questions and prompts.)

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Photos are optional for dog bite cases if the story sounds strong enough.

False (Photos are required for dog bite cases.)

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To win a premises liability case, the injured person must prove the owner knew about the hazard.

True

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All states require proof the dog previously bit someone to accept a dog bite case.

False (Strict liability states do not require a prior bite.)

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monster

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fairy

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If someone is injured by an employee's direct actions, it is considered General Premises.

False (It is considered General Negligence.)

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baam

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shark

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lifesaver

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A claim where an employee fails to watch a child in daycare resulting in injury would fall under General Negligence.

True

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Bed bug cases fall under Slip and Fall in Lead Docket.

False (They fall under Premises Liability with a different subtype.)

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Failing to place a warning sign near a wet floor can support a negligence claim.

True

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baam

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gift

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