Negligent Security Attorney

Little Rock Negligent Security Claims

Helping Clients Across Arkansas, Tennessee, and Beyond Understand Negligent Security

More and more often, people are getting injured on someone else's property due to inadequate security measures. These unfortunate incidents could have been avoided if proper safety precautions had been in place. When you visit an establishment or patronize a business, there is a reasonable expectation that you will be safe, even if unexpected events occur. 

At Cook & Cossio, we believe business owners should be held accountable for their negligence when they fail to ensure a safe environment. We offer compassionate advocacy for our clients while aggressively pursuing justice against those responsible. Let our firm work to help you navigate the complexities of negligent security claims and pursue the compensation you deserve. 

Call (501) 408-2019 or fill out our online form to discuss your potential negligent security claim with a qualified Little Rock attorney. We can speak with you virtually!

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Do I Have a Negligent Security Claim?

Negligent security refers to a situation where a property owner fails to provide adequate safety measures, leading to injury or harm. This can occur in various locations such as convenience stores, gas stations, shopping malls, parking lots, apartment complexes, hotels, and other public areas where individuals have a right to expect reasonable safety. You may have grounds for a negligent security claim when the property owner’s negligence causes you harm.

Here are some circumstances where you might have a claim:

  • Lack of security personnel in high-risk areas
  • Poorly lit stairwells, parking lots, or entryways
  • Inadequate response to previous criminal activity on the property
  • Insufficient employee training to handle security threats
  • Failure to install or maintain security cameras
  • Broken or inadequate locks on doors and windows
  • Unmarked or unsecured hazardous areas

Our firm has successfully handled negligent security cases in Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Utah, and Washington, D.C. We understand the nuances of state and federal laws, and we're prepared to help you navigate the legal landscape no matter where your incident occurred. 

Where Can Negligent Security Claims Occur?  

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How We Put Our Clients First

What You Can Expect with Us
  • Recognized Excellence
    Our award-winning team, recognized by prestigious legal associations, reflects our over two decades of commitment to excellence in negligent security law.
  • Clear and Comprehensible Legal Advice

    We explain legal complexities in clear, simple terms. Many people don't realize they may have a case—our goal is to educate and inform.

  • Personalized Service and Attention
    Unlike larger firms that refer out cases, we handle your case personally, ensuring a dedicated and tailored approach to your unique situation.
  • Direct Attorney Access
    At our firm, you receive direct access to experienced attorneys who handle your case from start to finish.
  • Free Consultations
    Our experienced attorneys will assess your case and help you understand your legal options—all at no cost to you.
  • Over $100 Million Recovered
    With over $100 million recovered, our track record speaks for itself. Work with a law firm that consistently delivers substantial results for its clients.

What to Do If You've Been Attacked on a Commercial Property

Experiencing an attack on commercial property can be a traumatic and overwhelming event. It's important to take certain steps immediately following the incident to protect your rights and well-being. Acting promptly can aid in building a strong case if you decide to pursue a negligent security claim. 

Take the following actions: 

  • Seek medical attention immediately: Prioritize your health and safety by seeking medical attention as soon as possible, regardless of the severity of your injuries. A medical professional can document your injuries, which will be crucial evidence in your claim.
  • Call the police: Report the incident to local law enforcement and obtain a copy of the police report. This official documentation will help establish the details and circumstances of the attack, adding credibility to your claim.
  • Gather evidence: Collect any evidence available at the scene, such as photographs of the area, your injuries, and any hazardous conditions. If there are witnesses, try to obtain their contact information and ask for their statements.
  • Notify the property owner or manager: Report the incident to the property owner or manager and document the communication. If possible, request a written incident report.
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  • "I could not of asked for a better team to be on my side."
    I have used Cook and Cossio on two separate occasions and they fought on my behind like no other. They are very attentive as to what I needed. I could not of asked for a better team to be on my side.
    - Jennifer
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    I would give them 10 stars if I could. I would highly recommend them if you find yourself looking for a lawyer. Honest and they really care.
    - B.S.
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    This law firm is very understanding. They were very knowledgeable. They were so nice! They’ve been so helpful! I highly recommend!
    - R.O.

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