German Shepherds and Chows are on the dangerous breeds list, however pit bulls attack and cause injury more than any other breed in the US.

You would be liable for injuries to any of his employees, him (if he doesn't have some type of state exemption for himself), and any subs.

He had a severe brain injury.

You don't want to be liable for some type of injury.

It's typically necessary for engineering and design firms to insure against mistakes made in a design that causes injury to people.

I should know by tomorrow.Talked with some friends that are investors about their work crews and who they are using and got some good contactsHad coffee with one of my good friends and life mentors this morning who has offered up his skill set of knowledge and humor  (CG, Master plumber and master electrician amongst other things) to come and work along side of me in this at a price point that will drop labor costs dramatically (he has had to put aside his building business for the past two years due several severe injuries from multiple tours of military service over many years that finally caught up with him). 

Sorrily, sciatic injury prevents me driving right now, so the 'burbs are not in the cards for me.

Almost any injury/liability issue serious enough to be sued over, in which a jury finds you liable, could easily cost over $300k.

Stand by the rental terms which you advertised.I would not want my tenants taking on the task of shoveling the snow and risking injury.

Unless this garage is right next to or connected to another building then I can see it is more delicate to take down and expensive.What if an injury occurs or a larger problem is discovered once the garage is taken down??