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This is a a negligence case but more specifically a premise liability case. The Jones' had a duty to Jane because it was their tree that fell on her and caused the accident.

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It is important to begin in secondary sources when beginning research because they are easier to read and understand. Using a finding tool, locate phrases specific to the case.

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Start in the Kentucky Practice because it is the secondary source for state.

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Then go to the Index which is the finding tool. Here is where you search words such as "negligence, premise liability, landowner responsibility"

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13 Ky. Prac. Tort Law § 10:69 (2019 ed.)

§ 10:69. Liability of Owners and Occupiers of Land—Injuries Occurring Outside the Premises

Here is an example of a case that you would be led to after searching the key words

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After searching through the secondary sources and finding cases that relate to the case, it is time to go to the primary sources.

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In the Southwestern Reporter, using in the previous citation found to locate cases, statutes, regulations. There will also need to be a finding tool for the primary source.

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The Kentucky Digest is the finding tool for Kentucky case law and would coincide with the Southwestern Reporter. Again the previous phrases and citations would be used.

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Perry v. Williamson 824 S.W. 2d 869 (1992)

This is the case that would be found in the primary source for premise liability.

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I don't know where the ordinance comes in but it does (winking emoji)

I know there is a Bowling Green city ordinance about trees and owners responsibility

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The Ordinance is another primary source that you would find using an index like other statutory resources. It should come after Shepardizing the case.

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The you must Shepardize to make sure it is still good law.

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Start with most recent and then work backwards. It is important to pay attention to the legends to see how the case has been ruled on