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NegligentSecurity
When property owners cut corners on security — no cameras, broken locks, dark parking lots — they create opportunities for violent crimes. If you were assaulted, robbed, or attacked on someone else’s property, we hold the negligent owner accountable.
Property Owner’s Duty of Security in Florida
Florida law requires property owners to take reasonable steps to protect visitors from foreseeable criminal acts. If a property has a history of crime or is in a high-crime area, the owner’s duty to provide security measures increases. Negligent security claims often arise at apartment complexes, hotels, shopping centers, parking garages, nightclubs, and gas stations. The key question is whether the crime was foreseeable and whether adequate security measures would have prevented it.
How We Handle Negligent Security Cases
Negligent security cases require proving both foreseeability and causation. We build airtight cases that connect the owner’s security failures to your injuries.
The criminal who attacked you may never be caught — but the property owner who enabled the attack can still be held accountable.
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