Who Is Responsible for Inadequate Security
Property owners have to take reasonable steps to safeguard tenants, guests, and visitors. Without adequate security, preventable crimes can occur.
Property owners, landlords, management companies, and third-party security providers can be held liable if they fail to take reasonable precautions against foreseeable harm.
This includes failing to repair broken locks, maintain lighting, monitor premises, respond to prior incidents, or provide adequate security personnel.
At Subin Law, we examine the full scope of liability. Our attorneys review incident reports, prior complaints, surveillance footage, maintenance records, and security procedures to determine if inadequate security played a role in the incident.
Holding Property Owners Accountable for Security Failures
Negligent security cases require knowing who controlled the property and what measures were in place at the time of the incident.
At Subin Law, we approach these cases with focus and diligence. We identify where security failures occurred, how they created risk, and who is accountable under the law.
We prepare every case as if it will go to trial. Whether the incident occurred in a residential building, commercial property, or public venue, we pursue every legal avenue to obtain compensation for our clients.
Compensation may cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term physical or emotional harm. The amount and type of compensation depend on the facts of your case and the losses you have suffered.
Discuss Your Case With Our Attorneys
If you have been harmed due to inadequate security, take action now. Contact our New York City law firm to discuss your case. During your initial consultation, we will listen carefully, gather important details, and clearly explain your legal options.
There is no cost or obligation to speak with us.
We handle negligent security cases on a contingency basis, so you do not pay attorney’s fees unless compensation is recovered. In some cases, you may be responsible for out-of-pocket costs like court filing fees, expert witness charges, or record retrieval expenses. We will explain all potential costs and how compensation may cover them during your consultation.
Don’t wait. Contact us online or call 212-529-1954 for your free consultation and start protecting your rights today.
