You may have often come across the term “duty of care.” But what does that even mean? Although the term is self-explanatory, having a deep knowledge of this element can be very helpful for you at some point in life.
Negligent security is when a certain individual bears any injury on someone else’s property. This injury is because of a criminal attack on the property, as it had inadequate security measures. For example, suppose someone gets robbed at a dimly-lit…
Concerts, public places, bars, nightclubs, residential and commercial areas, college campuses, and condominiums should keep the premises safe for visitors and others. Unfortunately, the recklessness and negligent behavior of the security guards and property owners disturbingly result in physical assaults…
Usually, in these cases, property owners, homeowners, lessees, managers, or a negligent security company is strictly held liable for the injury caused by an assault or an attack. However, the victim can sue the responsible party as a convict and…
If you have been the victim of a preventable crime, you may have a case for negligent security. A negligent security lawyer in St. Petersburg can help you determine if you have a case and, if so, how to proceed. …
A premises liability lawsuit occurs when lack of security causes harm or injury to someone. Unfortunately, these types of cases are complex, so it’s essential to have an experienced Tampa negligent security injury attorney on your side. At The Coleman Law Group,…