Negligent Security Attorneys of Minnesota

Minnesota had over 16,000 violent crimes and over 159,000 property crimes in 2006.* We live in a civilized society and would like to believe we are safe in our homes and in public places. Unfortunately, this is not always the case and we can fall victim to the uncivilized among us. Knowing this, we do what we can to be safe by locking our doors and taking the necessary precautions.

If you live in an apartment or a rental home, your landlord controls the locks, security systems and other measures intended to protect you from harm. With that control comes responsibility for your safety. If your landlord fails to provide adequate security as dictated by law, including locks for your doors and windows, he or she is liable for any crime resulting from that negligence.

Public property owners also have a responsibility to keep you safe from harm in public places - to provide appropriate security. Banks hire security guards to protect citizens in case of a robbery. Bars hire bouncers to take care of unruly patrons while sporting event organizers take precautions to ensure the safety of their fans. Hotels hire security crews to set up cameras and put locks on common and room doors. Employers also have a responsibility to keep people safe. They have the means to screen potential employees to ensure safety inside and outside the company.

Without proper security, innocent people may be subjected to personal attacks including robberies, sexual assaults and other types of attacks.

Negligent security cases require unwavering representation to be successful. Champion Law is committed to you and your rights and we'll do whatever it takes to ensure you receive the maximum damages available for your case. Contact the negligent security attorneys at Champion Law today for a free case review.