I don't think this is directly attributable just to the oil market (and all the recent lay-offs) yet, but that isn't going to help.Out in your neck of the woods (Wasilla) they've built over 300 multi-family units in the last year.

Fighting a lawsuit and winning still costs a lot of money, so they'd rather your tenant not break their neck on your property. 

The second element is a breach of the duty owed by one person to another. ...The Breach Directly Causes Injuries. ...Proving Monetary Losses.So, what was your duty as her landlord?  

Sure enough I found a Google account on 4 websites, 2 crypto platforms in 2018, no wonder I was being stalked because I was battling a settlement due to a head injury and I assumed I was being tracked.

Doubly so from long distance.There is definitely a market for vacation rentals in the area, but if they're truly trying to take on a vacation rental, and not an Air BNB operation, they should consider stuff more in your neck of the woods, on the islands and such.

From a legal aspect, if something occurs such as fire, injury or worse, you have no legal defense.

I do not know what your attorney is recommending - I'd be really concerned with a lawsuit being filed against me for personal injury - how badly was your mother in law hurt?

Owner shall obtain and keep in force adequate insurance against damage and against liability for loss, damage or injury to property or persons which might arise out of the occupancy, management, operation or maintenance of the Property.

If the dogs are suppose to be on-leash, or penned/fenced, at all times, even on "their own" property, then 'A' would most probably be responsible for the situation and the injury s/he received as a result.2) What does your lease say?  

Butts was arrested and charged Wednesday with arranging an attack for cash on her landlord over an ongoing dispute, prosecutors said.Ashley Melissa Butts, 30, of Inglewood and her friend, Israel Rios, were taken into custody on an arrest warrant stemming from the April 30 attack, according to a Los Angeles County Superior Court complaint.Butts and Rios are charged with assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury, conspiracy to commit a crime and first-degree burglary.Shortly after Butts moved into her landlord’s home in the 3300 block of West 78th Street in Hyde Park, they began quarreling, prosecutors said.According to the criminal complaint, Butts called Rios on her cellphone and instructed Rios to come to their home, so that he could attack the victim in exchange for cash.Butts allegedly then had an Uber driver pick up Rios, 37, and an unidentified man and drive them to her home.