Did you miss our recent seminar on Foreseeable or Not – Breaking Down Negligent Security Cases?

Here are key considerations for Florida adjusters:

Condensed, high-impact takeaways:

• Negligent security claims turn on foreseeability— one major factor liability depends on is whether the criminal act was reasonably anticipated
• Prior similar incidents (type, frequency, proximity) are often a deciding factor in exposure
• The plaintiff’s legal status (invitee, licensee, trespasser) directly impacts the duty owed and available defenses
• Control of the premises—including lease terms and maintenance obligations—can shift or limit liability
• Early investigation is critical: secure crime history, incident reports, and site conditions before they change
• Security adequacy must be evaluated in context (industry standards, location, property design)
• Strategic use of security experts can be outcome-determinative on both foreseeability and causation
• Strong early evaluation helps identify dispositive defenses and position cases for resolution or summary judgment

Early involvement can make the difference—contact us to assess exposure and develop a strategic defense plan.

For more information or to schedule a complimentary CE, contact us at info@kubickidraper.com.