Negligent Security

There are many types of property where the owner needs to take steps to ensure the safety of those who come onto the property, including:

• Apartment buildings
• Hotels
• Malls
• Parking garages

Property owners have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for the people who come there and that includes providing security when necessary. If a property owner knows that the people who are visiting his or her property face a risk of physical violence, he or she needs to take action to prevent any harm coming to them. Steps that may be necessary can include:

• Adequate lighting
• Video monitoring
• Security personnel
• Warning people of risk

The need to warn can be a difficult issue to secure compliance on. Property owners may be reluctant to tell their tenants or guests of a risk to their safety due to the negative impact it would likely have on business. But, property owners have a legal duty to warn people about the risks they face and if they fail to warn their guests or tenants, they can be liable for injuries.

I Have Won Multimillion-Dollar Verdicts For My Clients

I am personal injury attorney Henry D. Drewinko. I am committed to helping those injured by negligent property owners. With more than 25 years of experience helping those who have been injured in accidents, I have the skills and experience you need to hold a property owner responsible for injuries caused by his or her failure to provide adequate security. I have won major verdicts for my clients in the past, including the largest premises liability verdict in Texas in 2012 – $20 million for a case where a property owner failed to warn a tenant about the risks present on the property.

Injuries Caused By Failure To Provide Necessary Security In Houston

Were you injured by a property owner’s failure to provide necessary security? Let me help you pursue full compensation for your injuries. Contact my office online to schedule a free initial consultation or call 713-364-0818, toll free at 800-638-5110.

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