Personal Injury

Negligent Security Advice from a Negligent Security Lawyer

Do I have a negligent security case?

Negligent Security is a legal concept that falls under premises liability and involves someone holding the property owner liable for their injuries and damages after a crime has occurred. Criminal acts that may lead to a negligent security case include robbery, assault, battery, rape, and even murder. If you or someone you loved has been injured as a result of these crimes, you may be able to sue the property owner for negligent security.

Similar to other premise liability cases, in order for the victim to sue the person or business who owns the property where they were injured, the plaintiff must prove negligence. In negligent security cases, the victim must show that the crime was foreseeable and the property owner failed to act with reasonable care to prevent crime and injuries on the property from happening.

Negligent security laws in Florida apply to various types of property owners and business managers, including property managers, landlords, and commercial business owners, including convenience store owners. If you have been injured as a result of a crime on someone else’s property, contact Clayton Trial Lawyers about your case today.

What must I prove in order to show the property owner was negligent?

The burden of proof for negligent security cases falls on the plaintiff or the injured person. This means that the plaintiff will have to meet four criteria in order to show that the defendant is liable for their damages in court and win a negligent security lawsuit against a property owner. The plaintiff must show that he or she was lawfully on the property; the property failed to provide adequate security measures; crime on the property was foreseeable; the victim or survivor suffered injuries and damages as a result of a crime on the property.

Property owners are not expected to predict every criminal act that occurs on their premises, but they must take precautions to provide security measures that help prevent crime from occurring. Also, if there has been a crime on a property, then the property owner must take further steps to ensure the safety of guests, tenants, or customers on the property.

Why hire Clayton Trial Lawyers for my Negligent Security case?

Clayton Trial Lawyers, LP is committed to representing your best interests when you are hurt and most vulnerable. We promise to be your trusted advisor. We will listen closely to your story. We will bring compassion, legal knowledge, resources, and expertise to your case. We will work around the clock to provide you with compassionate legal counsel to make sure that you recover the maximum compensation available after an injury. We know that finding the right personal injury attorney and law firm is important. We are different from other firms. We pride ourselves in providing you with individual attention, guidance, and care. We are proud to stand up for the rights of our clients in the face of powerful adversaries. We are privileged to represent you and will stand by your side. Contact us today.

Miguel Aristizabal

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