North Carolina Premises Liability Lawyers
Pursuing Claims for Inadequate Protection From Violence
Property owners who do not take reasonable steps to protect their customers or residents may be considered legally negligent. If you've been attacked in a parking lot or another area without adequate lighting and/or security, you may have a claim against the property owner for your injuries.
At the Charlotte, North Carolina Grandy & Martin, we help victims of violence pursue personal injury cases against negligent property owners. Our attorneys have been helping injured clients seek compensation for their injuries for more than 25 years.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation about your negligent security case. You will not pay any legal fees unless we secure a settlement or verdict for you.
Seeking Fair Compensation From Premises Owners
When a hotel, bar, shopping mall, apartment building, store or other facility has a history of problems with violence, it is responsible for providing adequate security to protect its customers from that kind of violence. Property owners that have been negligent in their security policies can be held accountable for:
- Assault and battery
- Armed and unarmed robbery
- Sexual violence
Commercial property owners have particularly strong security responsibilities under North Carolina premises liability laws.
Helping People Who Have Been Mistreated by Security Guards
Sometimes, bars and nightclubs hire bouncers and security guards but do not adequately screen, train or supervise them. Sometimes those same security personnel assault patrons or use excessive force in breaking up fights, their employers can be held legally accountable.
Our attorneys have years of experience pursuing premises liability lawsuits in all types of situations involving inadequate and negligent security measures. To schedule an appointment to discuss your case with a personal injury lawyer, please contact us.
