Are there any recent negligent security cases that can be used as precedents?

Yes, there are several recent negligent security cases that can be used as precedents in Washington. In 2019, a jury awarded the family of a 24-year-old woman who was shot and killed in a parking garage $6 million in a negligent security case. The woman had been in the garage of an apartment building when she was approached by a stranger with a firearm. Her family argued that the building did not have adequate security measures in place to protect her from such an attack. Other recent cases in Washington include a case from 2018 in which a man was shot and killed in a hotel parking lot while responding to an ad. The hotel had inadequate security, and the case was settled out of court. In addition, there was a case from 2017 involving a tenant who was attacked in her apartment building’s parking lot. The tenant argued that the building’s security was inadequate, and the court agreed. These are just a few examples of negligent security cases in Washington that can be used as precedents.

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