A man and his fiancée were assaulted by a gunman as they returned to the Hidden Hollow apartment complex in Southwest Atlanta Wednesday afternoon. They were returning from a trip to a nearby store. The gunman encountered them in the breezeway of the apartment and shot the man twice, once in the arm and once in the chest, after a discussion. Tragically, the man later died at the scene. There are a lot of facts that we do not know but any claim for injury would be under Georgia's premises liability laws. Because the incident occurred on property owned by another, the owner might be liable for damages . An Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer who specializes in premises liability and negligent security will likely be consulted. The woman accompanying the man may also have claims against the apartment complex and its' managers for personal injuries . She will likely also contact an Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney specializing in negligent security cases . Kaufman Law, P.C. has participated in many negligent security cases and has secured settlements and verdicts in excess of a million dollars. Of course, all cases depend on the facts and the law. If you or a loved one has been injured on someone else's property whether by slip and fall, trip and fall, assault, shooting, rape or other similar incident please fill out the short contact form to the right or call our office at (888) 973-2540 available 24 hours a day to schedule your free initial consultation.
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