Physical/Sexual Assault Lawyer in Miami - Sean M. Cleary
If reasonable security is not provided owners could be held liable for sexual/physical assaults suffered on their property.
If reasonable security is not provided owners could be held liable for sexual/physical assaults suffered on their property.
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I would highly recommend Sean Cleary. Not only is he a very knowledgeable attorney he takes the time to explain the law to ensure you understand every aspect of your case. He is also very sensitive to the needs of you and or your family during very trying times.
From day one, Mr. Cleary had faith in my case. He paid attention to every detail with great professionalism. He did not shy away from any challenges and went the extra mile to provide what he promised.
Highly recommended. Sean is smart, conscientious, detail-oriented and extremely knowledgeable in his field. Always gets excellent results for his clients.
The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey revealed for 2010 the following statistics: 1 in 6 women in Florida has been raped at some point in their lives; more than 40% of women living have been a victim of sexual violence (other than rape); almost 80% of female victims who have been raped more than once experienced the first rape before the age of 25 while almost 42% were under the age of 18 at the time of the first rape; around 20% of men living in Florida have been victimized by sexual violence (other than rape); more than 25% of male victims who have been raped at least once, experienced the first rape at the age of 10.
When people stop at retail locations, schools, businesses, hotels, entertainment venues, and other public and residential places, they expect for these locations to be reasonably safe. If property owners or managers fail to provide reasonable security, they could be held liable for sexual assaults and physical attacks victims suffer while on their property.
In some of these situations, it can be proven that the owners and managers of the premises acted negligently by failing to provide a safe environment. For example, owners of a nightclub might have "cut corners" on security personnel, a grocery store might have been deficient in security cameras, or a hotel might have had defective door locks. Because many of these areas are open to the public, failure to provide adequate security may have created a dangerous environment ripe for foreseeable criminal activity.
Victims who suffered a physical and sexual assault on someone else's property may be entitled to compensation. Damages may include medical expenses, lost wages and future income, compensation for physical and emotional suffering, and money damages for the reduction in lifestyle.
If you or your loved one has become a victim of criminal and sexual assault, please call Our Law Firm at (305) 416-9805 for a free case evaluation and determine the most appropriate premises liability legal action.
If you've suffered a physical/sexual assault, you need medical assistance immediately. Unfortunately, in the meantime, the owner of the property where the incident occurred has control over the scene and the pieces of evidence.
The crucial evidence you will need to prove your case could 'disappear.' Therefore, you have to act immediately.
The obligations of property owners in physical and sexual assault cases consist of their legal duty to exercise reasonable care and to ensure persons are protected from the risk of harm while on the owners’ property. Failure to ensure certain standards of safety that lead to such an incident will trigger severe financial penalties for the property owners.
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