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What Is Defined as Negligent Security?
Any injury a victim sustains that could have been prevented by better maintenance on the part of the property owner can potentially be filed under premises liability. Negligent security is a more specific branch of this category. Criminal assault or robbery on commercial premises most often makes up cases of negligent security. Essentially, any lack of or negligence in security that allows an injury or crime to occur may be considered “negligent security.”
Negligent Security Liability in Florida
Crimes like sexual assault, purse snatching, and other violent assaults tend to occur in areas where there is negligent security.
A property owner may be liable if his commercial property has the following:
- Inadequate cameras or surveillance
- No security guards
- Inadequate lighting
- Damaged fencing or broken locks
Commercial property owners and employees are expected to recognize dangerous conditions on their property and take steps to remedy them before something happens.
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