Suing Business For Damages

Summary

Businesses in Mississippi are generally not liable for crimes on their property unless there is negligent security. To prove negligent security, you must show the crime was foreseeable and the business failed to take reasonable measures. Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

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Can you sue a business for a hit and run damages to your vehicle. This business had no outside security lights or cameras
Hello **** ****, before I can provide you with specific information, can you please tell me which state you reside in? This is because laws can vary from state to state.
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I'm sorry for the inconvenience, ****. To answer your question, it's important to know your location as laws vary by state. Could you please provide that?
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I'm sorry for the trouble, Ms. ****. To provide accurate information, I need to know the state you're in. Could you please share that with me?
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Thank you, Ms. ****. In Mississippi:
- Businesses aren't typically liable for crimes occurring on their property.
- However, if there is "negligent security," they might be.
- To prove negligent security, you must show that the crime was foreseeable and the business failed to take reasonable measures.
Consult with a local attorney for further guidance.