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Negligent Security | Amputation Injury<\/p>

Attacked on Someone Else's Property and Lost a Limb<\/h1>

If you were assaulted, shot, or violently attacked on an apartment complex, parking lot, hotel, or other property and suffered an amputation, the property owner may be legally responsible for failing to provide reasonable security.<\/p>

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By CHG Lawyers \u00b7 Published September 02, 2026<\/p>\n\n

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Amputation from Assault on Property: Hold the Owner Liable for Negligent Security<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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You were attacked on property you didn’t own\u2014and it cost you a limb<\/h2>\n

You were shot, stabbed, beaten, or attacked somewhere you should have felt safe. An apartment where you live. A parking garage after work. A hotel hallway. A bar, gas station, or ATM. The attack took a hand, arm, foot, or leg. Now you face surgeries, prosthetics, and a completely changed life.<\/p>\n

Here is what most people never learn: the attacker may not be the only one responsible. If the property owner failed to provide reasonable security\u2014working locks, lighting, cameras, or guards\u2014that owner may share the blame. When an amputation from assault on property<\/strong> happens because of inadequate security, you may have a claim against the owner.<\/p>\n

Lawyers call this negligent security<\/strong>. It is a type of premises liability claim\u2014a legal term for injury on unsafe property. But you don’t need legal terms to understand: you were somewhere you should have been safe, and no one protected you.<\/p>\n

Your claim against the owner is separate<\/strong> from any criminal case. It does not depend on police catching the attacker.<\/p>\n

Request a free, confidential case evaluation.<\/a><\/strong> We’re Florida-based and handle qualifying catastrophic cases nationwide, in English and Spanish.<\/p>\n

Who this page is for<\/h2>\n

This is for people who survived a violent attack and lost a limb\u2014and for families speaking for a loved one still recovering.<\/p>\n

You may be in the right place if:<\/p>\n