Negligent Security Lawyer Serving Westchester, the Bronx, and the NYC Metro Area


The Law Offices of Daniel A. Kalish

Injuries Caused by Unsafe Property Conditions

Property owners may be responsible for maintaining reasonable security measures for visitors and tenants. When security failures contribute to an assault or injury, questions about liability may arise.


The Law Offices of Daniel A. Kalish represents individuals injured in negligent security situations across White Plains, Westchester County, and the Bronx with a structured and confidential claim review process.

Examples of Negligent Security Situations

Negligent security claims may arise from conditions such as:


  • Inadequate lighting in parking lots or walkways
  • Broken locks or unsecured building entrances
  • Lack of reasonable security measures in apartment buildings
  • Failure to address known safety risks


Each case requires careful evaluation of property management practices and incident details.

Evidence That May Support a Negligent Security Claim

Important evidence may include:


  • Incident reports or police reports
  • Property maintenance records
  • Lighting or surveillance conditions
  • Witness statements
  • Medical documentation


Early review helps determine what information may be relevant.

Confidential and Structured Case Evaluation

Many people hesitate to pursue a negligent security claim because they are unsure what information matters. A structured review helps clarify whether a property owner may have failed to address known risks.

Communication and Settlement Transparency


Clear communication remains central throughout the case process. Settlement options are explained carefully, and you remain in control of the final decision. No agreement is finalized without your approval.

Frequently Asked Questions About Negligent Security

  • Can a property owner be responsible for an assault?

    In certain circumstances, property owners may have responsibilities to address known safety risks. Each situation depends on the specific facts involved.

  • What evidence matters in a negligent security case?

    Incident reports, witness statements, maintenance records, and property conditions may all help clarify whether reasonable precautions were taken.

  • What if there were no cameras or broken locks?

    Security conditions themselves may become relevant evidence when evaluating whether reasonable measures were in place.

  • How are negligent security claims evaluated?

    Claims typically involve reviewing property conditions, incident details, and available documentation.

  • Will I control settlement decisions?

    Yes. Settlement options are explained clearly, and no agreement is finalized without your consent.

The Law Offices of Daniel A. Kalish

Speak With a Negligent Security Lawyer

If you believe unsafe property conditions contributed to an injury in Westchester County or the Bronx, a focused conversation can help clarify your options.