In Nevada, casinos, hotels, clubs, restaurants, bars,
stores, and all other commercial establishments are required to ensure the
safety of their guests.
Under premises liability law, property owners have a responsibility
to protect guests, patrons, employees, and visitors from potential hazards on
their properties. This means that in addition to preventing accidents like
slip and falls, owners of commercial establishments must also make sure that
their premises have sufficient security to keep all visitors safe from assault
and other types of violence.
Victims have the right to file premises liability
claims against commercial establishments that failed to ensure their safety
because of a lack of security.
What types of security should commercial establishments have?
Property owners must take reasonable precaution to prevent
violent crimes from taking place on their premises. Steps commercial
establishments should take to protect visitors and prevent crime include:
- Installing surveillance cameras
- Keeping all areas well-lit
- Properly training all security guards and bouncers
- Hiring enough security guards to patrol the whole premises
- Restricting access to areas that are reserved for patrons
- Installing strong door and window locks
If you or a loved one was the victim of a violent crime due
to negligent security at a Las Vegas establishment, contact De Castroverde Law
Group. Our family-run firm believes that every victim deserves justice and fair
compensation for their injuries, and we may be able to advocate for you. Call our team to learn about your legal options!
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