When you are injured on someone else’s property, matters are further complicated when the property owner fails to provide adequate security.
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When you are injured on someone else’s property, matters are further complicated when the property owner fails to provide adequate security.
What is Negligent Security?
Negligent security means that a person or business has not provided adequate security for their property. This can be especially damaging if someone were to become injured on their property.
Property owners, especially businesses, have a civic duty to provide adequate security that keeps those legally on their property safe from foreseeable harm. Negligent security occurs when these property owners do not have appropriate security systems in place, and someone is injured by a third party on the property, which injury could have been prevented had the appropriate security measures been in place.
Cases Where Negligent Security Can Be a Factor
Personal injury instances where appropriate security measures could have prevented a crime from happening can include:
- Robbery
- Assault
- Battery
- Rape
What is Negligent Security?
Negligent security means that a person or business has not provided adequate security for their property. This can be especially damaging if someone were to become injured on their property.
Property owners, especially businesses, have a civic duty to provide adequate security that keeps those legally on their property safe from foreseeable harm. Negligent security occurs when these property owners do not have appropriate security systems in place, and someone is injured by a third party on the property, which injury could have been prevented had the appropriate security measures been in place.
Cases Where Negligent Security Can Be a Factor
Personal injury instances where appropriate security measures could have prevented a crime from happening can include:
- Robbery
- Assault
- Battery
- Rape
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Who is Responsible in Negligent Security Cases?
The responsible party in cases of negligent security is the property owner who did not have an adequate security system in place. This is due to the fact that, had this person or persons had an appropriate security system on the property, the crime which resulted in an injury may have been avoided.
What Am I Entitled To?
If the personal injury attorneys at Beltz & Beltz take on your negligent security case, we will work tirelessly to get you all of the compensation for which you are entitled. This includes but is not limited to medical bills, lost wages, loss of enjoyment of life, inconvenience, and pain and suffering.
In negligent security cases, the victim needs to prove that:
A) The dangerous condition existed for such a length of time that, in the exercise of ordinary care, the business establishment should have known of the condition, and/or
B) The condition occurred with regularity and was therefore foreseeable.
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Ready to File a Negligent Security Claim?
In the state of Florida, victims have up to four years after the incident to file a negligent security claim. If you or a loved one have been injured, and your injury could have been avoided if there was adequate security on the property, contact Beltz & Beltz and file your negligent security claim today.
Who is Responsible in Negligent Security Cases?
The responsible party in cases of negligent security is the property owner who did not have an adequate security system in place. This is due to the fact that, had this person or persons had an appropriate security system on the property, the crime which resulted in an injury may have been avoided.
What Am I Entitled To?
If the personal injury attorneys at Beltz & Beltz take on your negligent security case, we will work tirelessly to get you all of the compensation for which you are entitled. This includes but is not limited to medical bills, lost wages, loss of enjoyment of life, inconvenience, and pain and suffering.
In negligent security cases, the victim needs to prove that:
A) The dangerous condition existed for such a length of time that, in the exercise of ordinary care, the business establishment should have known of the condition, and/or
B) The condition occurred with regularity and was therefore foreseeable.
”Jennifer Beltz is a great and detailed attorney. My wife and I would recommend her to all of our friends.
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Ready to File a Negligent Security Claim?
In the state of Florida, victims have up to four years after the incident to file a negligent security claim. If you or a loved one have been injured, and your injury could have been avoided if there was adequate security on the property, contact Beltz & Beltz and file your negligent security claim today.
The Personal Injury Attorneys at Beltz & Beltz Will Fight to Get You the Justice You Deserve.
”Jennifer Beltz is a great and detailed attorney. My wife and I would recommend her to all of our friends.
Larry W.
