What kind of businesses are liable for negligent security?

Negligent security law in California holds businesses liable if they do not provide adequate security measures to protect their customers. Businesses that are typically liable for negligent security include hotels, shopping malls, convenience stores, parking garages, apartment complexes, banks, amusement parks, hospitals, and any other place with a public presence. These businesses are expected to provide appropriate lighting, locked doors, locked gates, and other security measures to keep customers safe. Businesses must also take reasonable security measures based on the type of business and its location. For example, a business located in an area with a high crime rate should consider using more security measures than a business located in a safer area. Additionally, businesses must also be mindful of any hidden dangers, such as inadequate security guards or inadequate security cameras. By not meeting the security requirements, businesses can be held liable for any injuries or harm that occur as a result of their inadequate security measures.

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