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What Makes a Property Owner Liable for a Shooting in Atlanta?
Gun violence in Atlanta has made headlines in recent years—from apartment complex shootings to parking lot assaults outside nightclubs and gas stations.
High-Risk Areas in Atlanta: Where Negligent Security Claims Are Most Common
Atlanta is a vibrant, fast-growing city. But behind the new construction and revitalized neighborhoods, certain areas continue to experience high levels of crime, often due to poor lighting, insufficient surveillance, or a lack of security staff.
Nightclubs, Apartment Buildings, and Crime: Common Sites for Security Failures
Many criminal activities can be prevented when property owners take appropriate steps to maintain a safe environment. But when property owners fail to take sensible precautions, victims may have grounds for legal action under Georgia premises liability law.
Georgia’s Senate Bill 68: Impact on Negligent Security Claims
In 2025, Georgia passed significant legal reforms that are already reshaping how crime victims can pursue justice before a jury.
What Bollards Are and Why They’re So Important
Bollards are strong, vertical posts typically made of metal, concrete, or some other durable material. These barriers serve various purposes, including controlling traffic flow, guiding pedestrians, and, most importantly, preventing vehicle intrusions.Read more…
Stray Bullet Hits Atlanta Toddler: Is It Negligent Security?
Negligent security in Georgia refers to a property owner’s failure to provide reasonable security measures, resulting in harm to individuals on the premises. This concept is rooted in premises liability law, which holds property owners responsible for injuries caused by inadequate security.Read more…
Nightclub Negligent Security and Premises Liability Concerns
Nightclubs provide a lively and entertaining atmosphere, offering the opportunity to socialize, dance, and enjoy music. However, the combination of dim lighting, crowded spaces, and the presence of alcohol can contribute to an increased risk of accidents, altercations, or even potential criminal activities.Read more…
Determining the Fault of an Elevator or Escalator Accident
Elevator and escalator accidents can be devastating, causing severe injuries that can result in life-long consequences. To ensure an injured victim is awarded the compensation they deserve, the at-fault party or parties must be established to prove liability.Read more…
Playground Premises Liability and Your Kids’ Safety
For many children, recess is the best part of the school day. When the bell rings, they run to the playground to burn off pent-up energy and have fun with their friends. Premises liability law applies to school and daycare playgrounds. These facilities have a duty to help keep children safe.Read more…
When Trespassers Pursue Compensation for Premises Liability
Property owners and managers in Georgia have a duty of care under premises law. They must take reasonable steps to maintain their property in a safe condition to prevent harm to visitors. When someone is injured on a property, the owner’s level of responsibility depends on whether that person entered the property lawfully and the purpose for entering. Trespassers can only pursue compensation for premises liability under certain circumstances.Read more…
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