Negligent security cases can take many forms, but they share a common factor: the establishment could have prevented the injury, assault, or attack by employing trained security personnel or implementing proper safety measures.

For instance, you may have a negligent security case if you were assaulted, shot, robbed, or sexually attacked on someone else’s property where no security guards were present, or there was a lack of basic safety measures such as adequate lighting or surveillance cameras. To hold the property owner accountable, you must demonstrate that they knew or should have known that such an incident was a foreseeable risk.

If you’ve been injured in any of these situations, it’s crucial to contact an attorney to discuss your case: