Ken Boyd is the owner of St. Louis Test Preparation (www.stltest.net). He provides tutoring in accounting and finance to both graduate and undergraduate students. As a former CPA, Auditor, Tax Preparer and College Professor, Boyd brings a wealth of business experience to education.1  Education. 2  Standard YouTube License.en Boyd is the owner of St. Louis Test Preparation (www.stltest.net). He provides tutoring in accounting and finance to both graduate and undergraduate students. As a former CPA, Auditor, Tax Preparer and College Professor, Boyd brings a wealth of business experience to education. 1  Education. 2  Standard YouTube License.
California's dog bite law, section 3342 of the Civil Code, states that the owner of any dog is liable for damages if: the damages were caused by a dog bite, and the person bitten was in a public place or lawfully in a private place.
A dog owner cannot be held responsible if his dog bites someone, if any of the following conditions exist: 1  The person who the dog bit was a trespasser. The law states that if any person was on the property of another without permission, express or implied, then such a person is a trespasser. If a dog bites a trespasser, the owner is not held liable under the strict liability rule. If the dog bites the vet who is treating him, the owner is not held liable for the dog bite. If a dog bites someone who provoked the dog, then the owner may not be held liable for the dog bite.