Atlanta negligent security cases arise when a property owner or business fails to provide adequate safety to visitors, employees, or occupants. A viable case usually involves physical or sexual assault, and the most serious cases may end in rape or death. Negligent security is a type of premises liability and it operates under Georgia laws that dictate the responsibilities of property owners and occupiers.
If you or a loved one has been the victim of negligent security resulting in injury, contact our Atlanta personal injury law firm by filling out a free, no obligation case evaluation form.
Hotels and apartment complexes are places where people expect a certain degree of safety. When someone easily gains access to clients or tenants and an assault occurs, the building owner may be held liable for lack of security. Parking lots are another common setting of negligent security. Businesses who neglect to adequately protect a parking area from violent criminals may be in violation of Georgia regulations, and therefore could be liable for victims' injuries under the law.
Negligent security could result in a number of crimes against innocent people, including:
Negligent security and other premises liability claims can be difficult to prove without an experienced lawyer. The complex legal issues of partial liability, duty of care, and negligence may all factor in to a lawsuit. A good negligent security attorney will review the applicable Georgia statutes, the scene of the crime, the property’s security protocols and related records, and witness testimony to build a strong case for the victim.
If you or a loved one was a victim of a crime due to negligent security, contact our firm immediately. Fill out a free, no obligation case evaluation to see if an Atlanta negligent security lawsuit could help you recover the compensation you are due for medical bills, pain and suffering, psychological trauma, or a wrongful death. Our experienced attorneys are here to help you fight for justice; contact us today.
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