Inadequate Security

Atlanta Inadequate Security and Dangerous Conditions Attorneys

When lack of Security Presents Dangers to Visitors

Property owners have a responsibility to keep their property free of dangerous conditions. This responsibility extends much further than making sure floors are dry and free from debris. Hotels, malls, stores, and other commercial establishments as well as residential properties also have a duty to keep patrons safe from assault. If you have been the victim of rape or assault in a parking lot or other premises, you may have a premises liability claim against the property owner for their negligence in providing adequate security.

When You've Been Put in Harm's Way, Trust Us

The attorneys at Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP stand apart from other firms in their dedication to clients. Our law firm is committed to using the resources necessary to establish liability and prepare the strongest case possible for our client. We hold property owners responsible for failing to provide sufficient security to keep people safe.

Negligent or inadequate security claims often involve:

• Lack of security cameras
• Inoperable security cameras
• Poorly lit stairwells, parking garages, or other areas
• Negligent security guards
• Inadequate security guards for the premises
• Broken door clearance security systems
• Other inadequate security

Inadequate security in an apartment stairwell, hotel parking lot, or parking garage elevator area can create situations where criminal activity collects. An innocent individual who is walking to a car at night or returning to a room or apartment can suddenly become the victim of a brutal attack. Our attorneys handle serious personal injury claims when these attacks lead to injury — emotional or physical. While the attacker may be held criminally accountable, a personal injury claim can hold the property owner accountable for their negligence.

The premises liability attorneys handle large scale cases throughout Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida. Contact us in Atlanta or Savannah to discuss your case.