Yes. Washington law recognizes three types of visitors to a property. Invitees – An invitee is a person that the owner invites to come onto a property for the owner’s benefit or profit. An owner must exercise ordinary care and keep the property in a reasonably safe condition. There is a duty to inspect and correct. Business owners also owe their invitees a duty to protect them from criminal conduct on the premises that the owner knows or reasonably should have known is occurring. Licensees – A licensee can come on a property, generally for that person’s benefit or profit. An owner will bear liability for an injury to a licensee if the owner knew of a dangerous condition or should have known of it but did not take reasonable care to fix it or warn the licensee of the condition. Trespassers – A trespasser is a person who has no permission to be on a property. In the state of Washington, an owner owes no duty of care to trespassers. They cannot, however, intentionally or willfully and wantonly injure trespassers.