Premises Liability Laws in Tennessee.

Tennessee Supreme Court unified the duty toward invitees and licensees. Landowners owe a duty of reasonable care to both invitees and licensees — considering risk, foreseeability, and other factors.

Trespassers are owed only a duty to avoid willful or wanton injury. Attractive-nuisance doctrine applies to trespassing children.

Landowners who permit free recreational use owe no duty of care absent willful or malicious conduct.

Tennessee's Dianna Acklen Act (§ 44-8-413) imposes limited strict liability when the dog is running at large and the victim is not on the owner's property. Otherwise, common-law one-bite rule applies.