Negligent Security

Were you assaulted at an apartment or hotel in Georgia? You may have a claim for negligent security.

When you visit a business, check into a hotel, or park your car at your apartment complex, you have a reasonable expectation of safety. Property owners in Georgia have a legal duty to keep their premises safe for invitees. This duty extends beyond fixing broken stairs or cleaning up spills—it also includes protecting visitors from foreseeable criminal acts.

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When you stay at a hotel or motel in the Atlanta area, or you visit a retail establishment or nightclub, you should be able to expect that the property or business owner has taken reasonable care of the property so that you will not sustain injuries. In many circumstances, the idea of the property owner being liable for injuries caused by hazards on particular premises often involves issues like slip and fall accidents, swimming pool accidents, or even animal attacks on the property. Yet in some cases, a property owner may be responsible for injuries that occur in an a...
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There are countless businesses across Atlanta, and many of these establishments welcome members of the public onto their premises. Shoppers and patrons deserve to feel safe at all times, but sometimes businesses fail to provide an adequate level of security. In some cases, members of the public can be seriously harmed due to violent, criminal acts that occur on business premises. These individuals can then file a negligent security lawsuit against businesses.

If you have been injured or harmed in any way due to negli...
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