Serious Legal Advocacy For Serious Injuries And Trauma

Michael D. Goldstein and Kyle L. Crane

Cleveland Inadequate And Negligent Security Lawyers

When violence strikes on someone else’s property, the physical injuries represent only part of the trauma you endure. The emotional aftermath of assault, robbery or attack can leave lasting scars that affect every aspect of your life. Property owners have a duty to maintain reasonably safe premises. When inadequate security measures contribute to criminal acts, victims deserve justice and compensation.

With decades of experience, we at Goldstein & Goldstein, Attorneys at Law, have represented thousands of clients throughout Ohio, including in Cuyahoga, Lorain and Lake counties, fighting for their rights and winning millions of dollars in compensation. Our firm provides personal attention while building aggressive strategies to pursue the compensation you deserve.

What Does Inadequate Security Mean?

Inadequate security exists when property owners fail to implement reasonable safety measures despite foreseeable risks of criminal activity. They must assess crime patterns in their area and respond appropriately.

Common security failures include broken or non-functioning locks, poor lighting in parking areas and walkways, lack of security cameras or monitoring systems and insufficient security personnel. When deficiencies allow criminals to commit assault, robbery or other violent acts, victims may pursue premises liability claims against property owners.
Who Can Be Held Liable?

Various property owners may face liability for inadequate security, including landlords of apartment complexes, shopping malls and retail stores, hotels and parking facilities, bars and nightclubs, construction sites, and even government entities managing public spaces. The property owner must have known or should have known about security risks and failed to take reasonable protective measures.

What Compensation Is Available?

Victims of crimes resulting from negligent security may recover damages, including medical bills for immediate and ongoing treatment, lost wages and diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Our Cleveland attorneys work diligently to document the full extent of your losses and build compelling cases for maximum compensation.

Contact Our Cleveland Inadequate Security Lawyers

We are committed to personalized service and fighting for your rights. Contact us today in Ohio for a free phone consultation by calling 216-706-9664 or completing our online contact form, and we will contact you.