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Lost a Limb After an Attack on Someone Else's Property?<\/h1>

If you were shot, assaulted, or attacked on a property that failed to keep you safe — and the injury cost you an arm, leg, hand, or foot — the owner may be legally responsible. Learn what your options are.<\/p>

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Amputation Negligent Security Claim: Your Options After an Attack<\/h2>\n

Did you lose a limb in a violent attack on someone else’s property? You may have an amputation negligent security claim against the property owner \u2014 not just the attacker.<\/strong> A shooting, stabbing, or beating can happen at a place that failed to keep people reasonably safe. When that happens, the owner may share legal blame for what you lost.<\/p>\n

You were hurt somewhere that wasn’t yours. An apartment complex. A parking garage. A hotel, bar, gas station, store, or ATM. The attack cost you an arm, a leg, a hand, a foot, or fingers or toes. That is a life-altering loss. You deserve real answers.<\/p>\n

Here’s what many survivors never learn. The criminal who hurt you is responsible for the crime. But the property owner may also be responsible under civil law. This kind of case is called a negligent security<\/strong> (or inadequate security<\/strong>) claim. It is a type of premises liability. You don’t need to know these terms to start.<\/p>\n

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Who This Page Is For<\/h2>\n

This page is for people who survived a violent attack that caused amputation or limb loss. It is also for families acting on their behalf.<\/p>\n

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