Actually, yes. In Florida, premises liability law holds that the duty of care that a property owner owes to visitors depends on the type of visitor involved. If the visitor is at a commercial location as a customer or a private residence as a social guest, the property owner must exercise the duty of care to promptly repair hazardous features and to warn guests of their presence through a prominently placed sign. However, there is no duty of care owed to trespassers who are on the property without the owner’s knowledge or permission.
This is true in dog bite cases as well. If someone breaks into your home to burglarize it, for example, you do not owe that individual a duty of care to protect them from injuries caused by your dog.