I'd guess that the laws would vary somewhat from state so take anything said here with a grain of salt until you check your own laws.
Here in NC if the person who's property the tree sets on has cause to think or no way to know that the tree is dead and has become a hazard they they are considered negligent and therefore responsible for any damage done when it falls. However if the tree appears to be a healthy tree, with no signs of any problems, if it falls it's considered an 'act of God' and they aren't responsible.
So, if the trees are in damaged/dead and in danger of falling on your place, I'd send them a certified letter with, a return reciept requested as proof they recieved it, telling them about the dead trees and placing the responsibility in their hands should something happen. If however the trees are living, and show no signs of damage, or aren't a hazard to anything of real value that's yours, I wouldn't sweat it. Either way any damage done will either not effect you, or will still be your responsibility since and damage will be caused by 'an act of God'.
Been dealing with the same problem with our rental house for several years now so far with no real results to speak of.
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