Inadequate Building or Apartment Security Injury Claims Lawyer

Owners of commercial property have a duty to provide a safe space to those they invite onto the premises. Office buildings, retail stores, entertainment establishments and apartment buildings all need to be safe for their customers and tenants. This includes upkeep and maintenance to prevent injury accidents while on premises. It also includes adequate security to keep those on the premises safe from an attack.

How do building owners keep those on their property safe from criminals? There are many ways to minimize the risks of assaults and attacks by criminals. Those committing crimes do not want to be caught. They desire areas that are dark, with easy access and no surveillance to hide their activities. Business and apartment building owners can reduce the chance of criminal activity on their property by providing adequate security. This can include:

• Locked entrances
• Security cameras through the property
• Security guards
• Well-lighted parking lots, parking garages, stairwells and other isolated areas

When these deterrents are in place, buildings are not enticing to those pursuing criminal activities. This can reduce the chance of attacks or assaults that can cause serious injury to those visiting or living in these buildings.

Premises Liability Claims for Apartment Building Attacks

When security measures are not in place, an apartment or commercial building can be a target for criminal activity. Anyone living in the building can be at higher risk for attack and injury. If a tenant is injured in an attack, the building owner may be liable if there is not adequate security. A premises liability claim can be made by the victim with an experienced personal injury lawyer like Dwayne L. Brown in Atlanta.

If you or a family member have been injured due to criminal activity at your apartment building or at another business property, you may be eligible to seek compensation. Contact the Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown to schedule a free consultation to discuss your legal options.