
How Lack of Security Measures Can Lead to Premises Liability
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Premises liability is an important issue for property owners and managers. A lack of adequate security measures can make a property vulnerable to trespassers or criminals, putting visitors at risk of injury in certain circumstances. This is why security must be taken seriously, with visible surveillance systems and secure locks on all entrances.
In the event that an intruder does cause harm to a visitor, the property owner may be liable for any damages resulting from the lack of vigilance. Therefore, it is essential for individuals responsible for premises maintenance to take all necessary precautions in order to prevent potential liabilities.
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