When you enter a business or store, you expect that you are safe from criminal activity or other harm. Generally, property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises safe, including from hazardous conditions or crime. When a visitor is injured on the property, the property owner may be held liable for the victim’s damages.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a similar situation, it is recommended to speak to an experienced Avondale negligent security attorney to understand your potential legal options. At Phillips Law Group, our firm has over 27 years of experience assisting more than 155,000 clients. We helped a client obtain a $1 million settlement after suffering from a broken neck injury due to a premise liability situation.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your situation with us during a free, no-obligation consultation. He or she can review your claim and may be able to determine the next steps toward obtaining compensation for your losses. Our services are provided on a contingency fee basis, so there are no upfront costs or attorney’s fees when you work with us. We only get paid if we help secure compensation for the damages you experienced.
Give us a call today to get started at 1-800-706-3000 or fill out a Free Case Evaluation form.
All property owners have a legal obligation to provide a safe environment for residents, customers or other visitors. This includes protecting individuals from criminal activity. When property owners fail to take security measures and someone is harmed as a result, the property owner may be held responsible for the victim’s injuries.
Examples of negligent security may include:
If there are security threats on the property, the property owner is expected to take proper actions to try to prevent harm to others. For instance, if a property owner is aware of car break-ins in the area, the property owner may be obliged to hire additional security during late hours to combat the issue.
Negligent security cases are often filed by victims of an accident or crime that occurs on someone else’s property. This may include:
Victims of negligent security claims must have had permission to enter the premises. Trespassers typically do not have grounds to pursue a claim, however, children who were trespassing may still have a case.
Determining if you have a valid case to pursue financial compensation is difficult to do without the knowledge and resources of a knowledgeable Avondale negligent security lawyer. Our team at Phillips Law Group can review your claim and determine if you have grounds to pursue a case. We will review the four elements of negligence needed to pursue a case. These elements include:
Our team is available to discuss your claim at any time. We can explain in detail which elements are needed to prove a claim and how we may be able to help to build a strong case.
We are here to answer your legal questions. Call us today to get started at 1-800-706-3000 .
It is difficult to put an exact dollar value to your claim without knowing the details of your situation. Your Avondale negligent security attorney at Phillips Law Group may help determine how much your claim is worth.
If you have the option to pursue financial compensation, we may be able to obtain the following types of compensation on your behalf:
There may be other forms of compensation you are eligible for, depending on the specifics of your claim. It is important to discuss your claim with a skilled attorney, so that you can understand the full value of your claim and how to obtain compensation.
Having an experienced Avondale negligent security attorney may benefit your case for a number of reasons. Our attorneys at Phillips Law Group have helped hundreds of thousands of clients recover from accidents and assisted them in getting their lives back on track. If you have a valid case, we may be able to help with the following:
We can review your options further during a 100 percent free consultation. Our firm can be contacted 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Contact our firm to get the legal answers you need today.
Usually, a negligent security claim must be filed within two years, starting from the date you obtained the injury. This is mandated by Arizona’s statute of limitations. Claims that are filed after this deadline may run the risk of the claim being dismissed, which means that you will lose out on the chance to pursue compensation for your injuries.
Two years may seem like enough time to file a claim, and this may cause some victims to wait till the last minute to file. This is an unfortunate circumstance because building a strong case takes time. That is why we recommend speaking to an attorney immediately following the incident so that your attorney can begin the investigation if he or she validates your claim.
If you miss the two-year deadline, it is still a good idea to reach out to a lawyer who may be able to pursue your case. Negligent security claims are unique, and there may be certain exceptions in your situation that would allow you to file after the two-year deadline.
Contact our team at Phillips Law Group to learn more.
Negligent security situations can occur on almost any type of property that belongs to someone else. We are prepared to handle cases involving the following establishments:
Negligent security can also cause serious injuries that may change the trajectory of a person’s life. Injuries that may arise from negligent security situations include:
If a property owner’s lack of security caused you to suffer harm, you may have the option to seek compensation for the damages the experience has caused you to suffer. Our team at Phillips Law Group is here to help.
Negligent security cases can be complex and involve many factors. It is important to have an experienced and knowledgeable team to help guide you through it. Our trusted attorneys work to protect the best interests of our clients. We have obtained more than $1 billion in compensation.
Our founding partner Jeff Phillips is a member of the American Association for Justice and has secured verdicts throughout Arizona, including in Pima, Navajo, Mohave, Maricopa, Pinal, and Yavapai counties.
Get your free consultation today by contacting our team. There is no obligation to take legal action and no risk in finding out what options may be available to you. We work on a contingency fee basis, so there are no costs to you unless we help you win compensation.
Let us discuss your options today by calling 1-800-706-3000 or fill out a Free Case Evaluation form.