Negligent Security | Las Vegas, NV Lawyer

A law firm fighting for the rights of victims

Some premises liability cases involve people being physically harmed in an attack on someone else's property. Property owners who fail to provide adequate security can be held accountable for the injuries that were suffered. Lasso Injury Law LLC fights for the rights of victims and helps them recover financial compensation.

In one case, we secured a $175,000 settlement for a client who was injured in a bar fight. Our firm maintained that the fight could have been prevented with better employee training and security presence. We built a strong case based on facts and were able to help our client recover financial compensation for what happened.

Property owners have a legal responsibility to provide security to protect visitors from a physical assault. The risk of assault is greater on some properties, including:

Casinos

Bars

Nightclubs

Stadiums

Hotels and motels

Apartment complexes

Parking lots and garages

The steps property owners take to provide security can include lighting, bouncers, attendants and other security personnel. In some cases, these security measures are the cause of the physical harm - for example, being assaulted by a bouncer at a nightclub.

Being assaulted can result in a person suffering physically, emotionally and financially. Physical injuries require medical treatment. The emotional effects of the attack can prevent a person from engaging in normal activities. And victims are also often left with the costs of medical treatment and in some cases, being unable to work due to their injuries.

Experience produces results

As your attorney, we will conduct our own investigation into your attack. We know where to look for evidence that the property owner knew or should have known about the types of third party assaults that can occur. For example, there may have been previous problems, or police reports documenting other attacks.

Negligent security injury lawyer Al Lasso will also determine the true damages you have suffered as a result of your attack. There may be medical expenses for current and future treatment related to your injuries. You may have lost income because you were unable to work for some time. There may also be other damages, such as disfigurement and pain and suffering.

Al knows how to build a case the insurance company has to take seriously. He won't put up with attempts to minimize or deny your claim. Many times, this aggressive approach convinces insurance companies it is in their best interests to negotiate a settlement that works for you. But if they won't settle, Al will fight for your rights in court.

If you injured in an attack on someone else's property, call us at 702-625-8777 for a free consultation. Al will meet with you to review the details of your case and explain all your legal options.