In grocery stores, shopping centers, apartment complexes, hotels and other public spaces, we rely on the owners and managers of these facilities to maintain adequate security to provide a safe environment for the public. When this does not happen, bad things can happen to good people.
Whether you are entering the parking area of your apartment complex, making your way to your hotel or motel room, or enjoying a leisurely shopping trip, you rely on the owners and managers of these businesses to keep you safe while on their premises.
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Any Property Can be Potentially Dangerous
When property owners invite the public to their property, whether for private or commercial use, they are obligated to provide for the reasonable safety and security for their visitors.
Reasonable security measures for buildings on a property include:
- Adequate lighting
- Video surveillance
- Proper locks
- Adequate Safety and Security Policies
When property owners and managers fail to provide reasonable and appropriate security measures to protect against known dangers and/or hazardous conditions, the owners and managers may be held liable for resulting injuries and damages.
Properties which are typically liable for Negligent Security include:
- Apartment complexes
- Parking lots
- Supermarkets
- Grocery Stores
- Shopping Centers
- Malls
- Hotels and motels
- Restaurants
What to Do if you Have Suffered an Injury Due to Negligent Security Issues
If you have experienced an injury or attack due to negligent security on a property, you should contact Wheeler & Watson, PC for a FREE and confidential consultation today.