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Kansas Negligent Security Lawyers
Serving Reno County, Sedgwick County, Saline County, Finney County, Ford County, Seward County, and Ellis County
Were you injured on someone else’s property due to the property owner’s carelessness or negligence? This type of injury is called negligent security, and if you’ve been hurt under these circumstances, you may have a negligent security lawsuit. Please contact our Kansas negligent security lawyers right away to talk about your situation and review the details. We want to protect your rights so you can get the compensation you deserve.Defining Negligent Security
What does a negligent security case actually look like? Look at these examples to see if any of these scenarios are similar to what you have experienced. While an injury that occurs on someone else’s property due to the property owner’s negligence can occur in many different scenarios, these may give you some idea of how negligent security is defined.- A woman’s employer only provides free employee parking in the garage it owns across the street from the company’s address. The garage is very poorly lit and there are no cameras or security guards. She voices concern to a supervisor that the garage does not feel safe. One dark evening in the winter, she is knocked down and kicked as she approaches her car in the garage. Her vehicle and purse are stolen, and she is seriously injured in the assault. She later learns this is not the first carjacking to occur in the garage, and her employer has been aware of that fact. The woman is a victim of negligent security because her employer did not take measures to secure the parking garage.
- A college freshman gets mugged in his college dorm stairwell by an intruder that got in through a side door that does not close properly and has no security cameras or motion-activated lighting. He is injured and traumatized and considers leaving the school. The student is a victim of negligent security because the school’s administration is aware of the faulty door yet didn’t take steps to replace it and increase security around the dorm.
- Assault
- Robbery/Mugging
- Sexual assault