Georgia Victims of Violent Crime

Inadequate or negligent security is a form of premises liability law.

Millar & Mixon, LLC get results in Atlanta negligence cases:
In 2004 Bruce R. Millar achieved a structured settlement worth over $1,900,000.00 for the family of an Atlanta man who was the victim of a violent killing due to a motel’s failure to provide enough security, despite the motel’s knowledge of a serious crime problem on the premises.

Businesses owe you a duty to keep their premises safe:

The property owner of a business, including hotels, schools, offices, apartments, rental properties, motels, and shopping malls, may be accountable for the safety and well being of all people who are on the property, as well as any dangerous or preventable events that occur on the property.

The results of inadequate security are serious and may include:

Abduction
Battery
Murder
Mugging
Physical Attack
Rape
Stabbing
Assault
Purse Snatching
Sexual Assault
Beatings

Millar & Mixon has helped victims of sexual abuse and assault:
We strongly believe that organizations that fail in their duty to protect persons under their care must be held accountable. Bruce R. Millar and Steven Mixon have successfully helped many victims of sexual assault in Georgia achieve six-figure results in their cases. These cases have included victims of sexual-abuse in treatment centers, molestation in day-care settings, rapes by jailers, and rapes, sexual, and physical assaults in jails and prisons.

Millar & Mixon has helped victims of brutal beatings and physical assaults:

We have successfully sued shopping malls, nightclubs and taverns, hotels and motels, apartment complexes, and jails and prisons for failure to protect patrons and others from violent assaults and robberies.

Premises liability cases involve complex issues and legal expertise:
The issues involved in premises liability can include whether a business or agency has provided proper lighting, safe working locks, security guards, security cameras, metal detectors, and any other necessary and reasonable safety precautions. If a property owner does not provide the necessary safety measures, he or she (and their insurance companies) may be held accountable for crime, accident, or injury that takes place on the property. These cases are difficult and complex, and require knowledge of premises security and use of highly-technical proof and expert testimony. Millar & Mixon has the experience and resources needed to prove how and why a security failure happened and to hold the necessary parties accountable.

Contingent Fees and Free Consultations:
We usually handle premises security cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning, "no recovery, no fee." There is no charge for our consultation.