Perhaps the reason has more to do with the TYPE of people forming these entities and not the STATE where they were formed.Because Kansas has a much lower automobile accident rate than Massachusetts, are we to conclude the drivers in Kansas own better cars?

It’s always, ”here’s a clown car accident.”

So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.

She was at fault in an accident and broke the other driver's leg.

If I sued Coach USA Inc. for an accident that was the fault of Express Travel, Inc., how quickly would that be thrown out of court?

I'm assuming you have landlord insurance but kids obviously are prone to accidents.

I wouldn't charge her; it sounds like an accident. 

Only reason I became aware of it was by accident.

Come to find out, my parents had a horrific time with this exact same company back in 1999 (I was in high school back then) when they installed new flooring for them and I remember what an awful job they did.  

I added a zero, by accident.