A recent Oregon case decision came down making businesses like golf courses and by implication baseball groups liable for harm and injury to people off-site when the negligent act happened upon a different piece of property. The Oregon case decision found the golf course owner negligent under the theory that an owner of land can be found at fault to “protected interests” outside the property in question which was caused by negligence upon another piece of property both of which are usually adjacent to each other.

Walking by a golf course can be dangerous and you certainly could be injured by a stray golf ball and given the current status of Oregon law there may be a remedy at hand to pursue your claim for injuries and medical bills.

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