Did Inadequate Security Cause Your Serious Personal Injury?
Mississippi property owners and managers share a legal obligation to provide adequate lighting, fencing, security cameras and maintained walkways for those who inhabit a private, residential or commercial property.
If you have been seriously injured, or a loved one has been killed, due to inadequate security at an apartment complex, parking lot, office park or shopping center, you should contact an experienced personal injury and wrongful death attorney immediately.
Kinney M. Swain, P.C., in Greenville has that experience — more than 30 years of it. His proven skills at negotiating and litigating on behalf of victims of inadequate security are well known throughout the region. His personal dedication to injured persons in north and central Mississippi has been much appreciated by his many clients.
You can get justice in the form of full financial compensation for your injury ordeal. You may also prevent such a thing from happening to someone else. Act now. Kinney M. Swain offers free consultations and case evaluations. Call 662-335-7274.
Mississippi Lawyer Kinney M. Swain Holds Property Owners Accountable
Inadequate security injuries and deaths can occur in a multitude of ways.
You may have fallen and injured yourself on an unsafe walkway. You may have been assaulted and robbed in a poorly lighted area. The property owner could have failed to notify residents or clients of recent criminal activity in the neighborhood. A smoke or carbon monoxide detector may have been defective.
The aftermaths of these life-changing setbacks can be physical or emotional, or both. Each requires its own recovery time. Some victims never recover fully. Financial burdens become just as sweeping — lost wages, mounting medical bills, the cost of "pain and suffering." All of this misery could be traced to one property owner's unwillingness to provide a safe environment.
A statute of limitations could be ticking on the validity of your inadequate security injury claim — so don't delay. Contact Mr. Swain's full-service personal injury law office now at 662-335-7274. The contingency fee basis for his work means that you will owe no attorney fee unless he wins your case.
During your free consultation, he will listen closely to your account and tell you what you are facing. You can also e-mail him. All after-hours messages will be promptly returned.
