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Attacked on Someone Else's Property? A Serious Back or Neck Injury May Be the Owner's Responsibility Too<\/h1>

If you were assaulted at an apartment complex, parking garage, hotel, or business and suffered a catastrophic back or neck injury, the property owner who failed to keep you safe may be legally accountable\u2014not just your attacker.<\/p>\n

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Injured by an Assault on Unsafe Property? Back & Neck Injury Claims Against Property Owners<\/h2>\n

Were you attacked on someone else’s property? Did it leave you with a serious back, neck, or spinal cord injury? You may be able to sue the property owner. Not just the person who hurt you.<\/p>\n

Here’s how that works. An owner may ignore a known danger. They may fail to provide basic safety. If that failure lets an attack happen, the law may hold the owner responsible.<\/p>\n

You don’t need to know legal terms to ask for help. This kind of case is called negligent security<\/strong>. That is a form of premises liability. It means an owner’s unsafe property caused harm. But what matters right now is your situation. You were hurt in a place where you had a right to feel safe.<\/p>\n

This page is about serious, permanent, life-altering back, neck, and spinal cord injuries<\/strong>. These are the injuries that cause paralysis<\/a>, lifelong disability, or death.<\/p>\n

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

This page is for people who suffered a catastrophic back, neck, or spinal injury. It applies when an attack happened on property they didn’t own.<\/p>\n

It is also for family members acting for an injured loved one. That includes families who lost someone in a fatal attack. They may want to bring a wrongful-death claim<\/strong>. A death is the most catastrophic outcome there is. If that is your family, this page is for you too.<\/p>\n

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