Our negligent security and supervision attorneys in Maui help everyone injured due to careless security or neglectful supervision.

Negligent security and supervision attorneys in Maui provide a unique personal injury service. This form of premises liability occurs when people suffer injury or become victimized by an attack from a third party on another’s property.

Often, negligent or inadequate security events are preventable. When a business open to the public fails to provide proper security leading to visitors getting raped, robbed, kidnapped, sexually assaulted, shot, or killed liability exists.

Property owners of businesses and housing rentals possess a legal duty to protect visitors or warn them of foreseeable danger. Failing this duty which leads to criminal acts, harm, and injuries results in legal responsibility to their victims.

Our negligent supervision lawyers in Maui help victims injured as a result of negligent or inadequate security. Lowenthal & Lowenthal offer over 40 years of legal representation with deep roots in the Maui community.

We’re here to help victims of negligent security and supervision in Maui.

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Many assaults and injuries occurring in business establishments are preventable. Establishment owners must control their premises to protect their customers and visitors.

Negligent security comes under premises liability when property owners know or should have known they failed to provide adequate security to prevent injuries.

A bar or night club usually employs security staff to protect patrons. If a bar fight breaks out or armed robbers get past security to rob patrons was the security staff negligent? Did they fail to reasonably protect the customers?

Assaults, battery, or robbery often occur in drinking establishments requiring proper security measures. These foreseeable injuries and harm require owners to provide sufficiently trained security staff to protect their patrons.

Aside from drinking establishments, private homes must protect their visitors from harm or injury. For instance, allowing underage children to consume alcohol resulting in alcohol poisoning or car accidents. Or, not supervising children playing in the backyard pool or family pit bulls.

Schools allowing street gangs to enter who assault or rob students. That’s why private and public schools maintain security staff. Also, many set up metal screening scans at entrances to prevent weapons.

Day care centers must take reasonable steps to prevent children from injuring themselves or others. Providing harmful toys or allowing spoiled food to poison children results in liability.

Negligent security arises when property owners fail to maintain a reasonably safe place for visitors in their premises.

Negligent or inadequate security occurs when a property owner fails to provide sufficient security in their property when a foreseeable act causes harm or injury to visitors. Criminal acts like assault, battery, rape, or robbery considered foreseeable when similar crimes occurred in the nearby area or the owner’s premises.

Many other types of negligent security occur in Maui. Here’s some examples:

• Lack of security guards at an establishment;
• Inadequate number of security guards;
• Improperly trained security guards;
• Poor security lighting in and around the premises;
• Absence of security cameras around the premises to monitor criminal activities;
• Failure to maintain installed security systems on the premises; and
• Failing to provide adequate security measures in high-crime areas.

These types of failures leads to negligent liability for harm and injuries to their patrons.

Negligent supervision differs from security. Negligent supervision occurs when a person maintains a legal responsibility to supervise others and fails to do it in a reasonable manner.

The types of people in need of supervision includes children, the elderly, and work place employees.

Children

Negligent supervision of children involves a wide range of supervisors. These include teachers, daycare providers, babysitters, nannies, coaches, camp counselors, and church youth group leaders.

Supervising children requires anticipating potential dangerous situations and preventing them. For instance, a daycare provider must keep children away from vicious animals, swimming pools, traffic, knifes and firearms, dangerous chemicals, matches, and much more.

Children with lots of energy tend to run around making it difficult to maintain close supervision. As a result, children run into immovable objects, slip and fall, and run out of facilities when nobody notices.

Elderly

Hawaii senior citizens in need of living assistance reside in adult residential care homes, nursing homes, assisted living facilities or community care foster family homes.

These facilities employ large staffs. Nursing homes and other long-term care facilities maintain a high duty to supervise their activities. Like children elderly suffering from alzheimers or dementia need constant supervision like children.

Negligent supervision of the elderly comes in these forms.

Neglecting to supervise assisted living patients who get into accidents or injuries. Failing to provide basic hygiene care resulting in infections or sores. Failure to report abuse leading to injuries. Not keeping track of patients who wander off. Failing to prevent falls.

Employees

Negligent supervision of work place employees occur under these circumstances.

Failing to prevent work place sexual harassment or not stopping it when notified. Allowing work place bullying or violence. Not stopping an employee engaging in reckless behavior.

Failing to properly train employees in the use of dangerous tools or chemicals. Or, allowing an employee under the influence of alcohol or drugs to operate machinery.

Thus, negligent employee supervision comes under failing to protect employees from dangerous use of equipment. Also, failing to protect employees from otheremployees bad behavior.

Negligent security cases differ due to the many types of acts and situations the law considers negligent. Proving negligent security liability involves these steps.

The property owner had a duty of care towards the injured party. This means that the plaintiff was on the property legally and not trespassing. The duty of care may change depending upon if the premises is a private residence or a business.

The criminal activity on the property or in the area was foreseeable. We show this with geographical criminal statistics and police reports. Also, whether crimes occurred on the premises with the current owner.

The property owner failed to provide adequate security on the property. We show this with lack of security, improper training of security staff, lack of security measures and equipment, and negligence by the security staff.

The lack of adequate security led to the plaintiff’s injuries or death. We prove the extent of plaintiff’s injuries, medical costs, pain and suffering, and loss of income, as a result of the criminal act.

As a parent, legal guardian, or spouse of a person injured due to negligent supervision you maintain a right to sue on behalf of the injured person.

Your losses also become part of the lawsuit including emotional distress and recovery of money paid to the care provider.

Speak to one of our negligent security and supervision attorneys in Maui.

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• Failure to properly look after children and minors, resulting in injuries
• Allowing underage children to consume alcohol, resulting in alcohol poisoning or car accidents
• Neglecting to supervise assisted living patients, resulting in injuries or accidents
• Failure to stop and prevent sexual harassment at a place of work
• Allowing employees to persists with bullying, violence or other types of misconduct at the office

• Lack of security guards at an establishment
• Poor security lightning around the premises
• Absence of security cameras to monitor crime activity
• Improper maintenance of security systems installed on the premises
• Insufficient security measures for buildings situated in high-crime areas

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