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Answers to Important Questions About Wisconsin Negligent Security Law

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I was attacked at night on a property that was not well lit. Does that mean that the property owner is responsible for paying my damages in a negligent case?
I was recently attacked and there wasn’t a security guard or other employee around. Does that mean that there wasn’t reasonable security provided?
How should I report a negligent security attack?
How long do I have to file a negligent security case in Wisconsin?
Can I sue for negligent security in Wisconsin?
There was no fence around the property where I was recently attacked. Does that mean I have a possible negligent security claim against the property owner?
I was attacked in a parking lot. The property owner and manager say it wasn’t their fault.
Do I need a personal injury lawyer if I am hurt in an attack on someone else’s property?
How do I start a civil lawsuit for negligent security in Wisconsin?
I’ve heard I can recover medical costs and lost income after a negligent security attack. What about other expenses?
Can I recover for my pain and suffering after an attack if there was inadequate security in place to prevent the attack?
I was attacked on someone's property. Is just the criminal liable or also the property owner?

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