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Property owners have a fundamental duty to protect visitors, tenants, and customers from foreseeable harm—including sexual assault and abuse. When businesses, apartment complexes, hotels, or other property owners fail to implement adequate security measures, they may be held liable for attacks that occur on their premises. These cases can be complex, but a top-rated…

Customers have the right to feel safe when visiting restaurants, retail stores, gyms, and other businesses. When sexual assault occurs on business premises, it is often the result of inadequate security measures, poor lighting, isolated areas without surveillance, or other examples of negligence. Business owners who ignore safety risks or fail to implement reasonable…

Vulnerable adults and children in group homes deserve safe, nurturing environments. Unfortunately, inadequate supervision, poor staff training, and insufficient background checks create opportunities for sexual abuse to occur in these residential facilities. When group homes fail to protect their residents, they deserve to be held accountable for the long-term trauma sustained by victims and…

Hotels market themselves as safe havens for travelers, but inadequate security measures can turn what should be a secure environment into a dangerous situation. Sexual assaults at hotels often result from preventable security failures such as broken door locks, inadequate lighting in parking areas, a lack of surveillance cameras, or failure to properly screen…

When an employee causes a car accident, employers might be surprised to learn that their business could be on the hook for damages. The workplace doesn’t end at the office door, and neither does employer responsibility. From delivery drivers to sales representatives, when employees operate vehicles as part of their job duties, their employers…