In Part 1 of Preventing Catastrophic Motor Vehicle Accidents we looked at safe driving and preventative measures necessary to protect drivers on the road. We also provided everything parents of teens need to know before handing over the keys, and our tips to get everyone where they’re going safely.
No one thinks a catastrophic car accident can happen to them, or to someone they love. The truth is, accidents can happen to anyone, anytime, and the best thing anyone can do is practice safe driving habits that lessen the likelihood that a catastrophic accident will happen to them or a loved one. In previous articles, we’ve discussed car insurance, distracted driving, and reckless driving at length. However, it’s important that when presenting facts about catastrophic motor vehicle accidents, we offer an in-depth look into safe driving practices first–this will be the basis for our two-part look at preventing catastrophic car accidents before they can claim a life.
In our third and final installment of our Damages series, we’re going to delve into the subject of damages awarded in cases of negligent security and once again, touch briefly on how this can pertain to a Class of people. For reference, in this article we will use apartment building tenants who became victims of crime due to landlord negligence to secure his or her property with proper security measures as one of the several examples to be discussed.
Negligent security can happen to anyone, anywhere. None of us are immune to this dangerous mistake business and property owners make, and we can all pay for this carelessness at any given time. When one is hired to do a job, or has reason to be at a residence or business, their safety must be ensured.