Sentences with phrase «inadequate security cases»

Inadequate security cases are asserted by individuals who are injured from criminal activity on the property of a business, such as an apartment complex, shopping center, hotel and motel, and restaurant.

Not exact matches

Premises liability cases are most often associated with «slip and fall» claims, but they encompass a far broader spectrum of negligence - based claims, such as allegations of inadequate security at an apartment complex or insufficient policies and procedures related to hiring employees with criminal histories.

Conclusion: Among others, the «lessons» that can be gleaned from the VTech and VTech USA cases include: (i) IoT / connected toys and devices remain very vulnerable in the face of haphazard / sloppy security practices; (ii) inadequate security safeguards will no longer be tolerated by regulators, particularly when children's information or other sensitive information is involved; (iii) robust and adequate security safeguards involve multi-level tiers of protection per the above; (iv) vendors should never misrepresent the state of their security practices in their privacy policies; and (iv) in a connected world, regulators are willing to work together and share data and resources to combat «deceptive and unfair practices that cross national borders» (in the words of the FTC).

Examples of premises liability cases include dog bite lawsuits, slip and fall cases, swimming pool drownings, inadequate security lawsuits, and more.

Negligent security cases involve people who were victims of criminal acts on a business» or another individual's property because of inadequate security or a complete failure to provide any security.

This includes litigation arising from opt - out opportunities in class actions; financial manipulation cases; distressed investment scenarios, including insolvency and restructuring; allegations of improper fund management or inadequate disclosures; alleged securities laws violations; and other complex financial disputes.

Some examples of accidents that result in premises liability cases include swimming pool or drowning accidents, dog bites, elevator or escalator accidents, collapsed or defective infrastructure, slip and falls, fire and smoke injuries, negligent security, inadequate lighting, and exposure to toxic fumes or chemicals.

The injuries involved in these cases usually result from a defect on the property, such as inadequate lighting or security or from a failure to warn about a dangerous condition, such as a slippery floor.

This reminds me of the electronic evidence cases like In Re Vinhnee (US — 9th circ in bankruptcy) where the judge took it upon himself to examine the technical witness of the plaintiff (American Express) and find the explanation of the information security practices inadequate, and as as a result threw out Amex's collection suit against its customer, who had not even bothered to show up.