The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia might soon decide who’s to blame when a guest gets injured at an Airbnb property.
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A Florida man has brought a premises liability lawsuit against the San Francisco-based vacation rental company and a pair of its hosts, after a ride on a tree swing at a Georgia property left him injured.
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