NINCOMPOOP UPDATE: Paneras is WILLFULLY DENYING people the BASIC HUMAN RIGHT OF SELF DEFENSE. This NEGLIGENCE is compounded by the C.E.O. making a public announcement (causing violent criminals to target Paneras as a easy target) and Paneras failing to hire Armed Security or Off Duty Police to protect patrons from the foreseeable danger that he created. WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU: 1. Paneras has clearly created foreseeable risk (a danger which a reasonable person should anticipate as the result from his/her actions). NOTE: Not only was it foreseeable BUT EVEN I COULD SEE THIS COMING! 2. Paneras is clearly NEGLIGENT because they have neglected to hire ARMED SECURITY to protect people from the risk of foreseeable violence resulting from Paneras actions. NOTE: From this point on the risk is passed the classification of foreseeable to ACTUAL RISK since it is now happening. 3. When you or a loved one are injured at Paneras by a violent crime you may have Premises Liability claims against Paneras. When a foreseeable or ACTUAL RISK exist, security is negligent and a visitor is injured, a Premises Liability claim may be brought against the property owner. I recommend calling Farah & Farah Law Firm at 904.396.5555 24 hrs per day.youtu.be/UD_fDZxJWYU 4. If you own stock in Paneras (PNRA on NASDAQ) my opinion is to sell it now before legal fees, settlement cost or the expense of hiring armed security cuts into profits. I am actually considering a short position. NOTE: Just in case you dont believe that the courts are serious about Premises Liability some recent cases are listed below: a. Premises Liability Attorneys Help Client Win $9.9 Million Jury Award In Premises Liability Case (Thats $9,900,000.00 a lot of dollars!) -ronvil/nyc-premises-liability-attorneys/ b. Inadequate Security... the average jury verdict in an inadequate security case is $3.35 million, with an average out of court settlement of $545,800. In a recent Texas case a jury awarded $17 million to a residential tenant who was raped by an intruder who had broken into the management offices and stole the womans unit key. The victim had requested a deadbolt lock from the inside but the management company refused because the lease prohibited measures that would make the unit inaccessible to the management company, a policy which violated state law. In addition, the keys were stolen the day before the actual crime and no preventative action was taken; thus, it was foreseeable that there was danger of an imminent crime. see-gross/business-owner-page-1582.html c. In Premises Liability cases the question is the same: could the landlord (Paneras) have foreseen that a crime might occur? If so... (the) law says that the landlord had to take reasonable measures to try to prevent a criminal attack on its property. d. Violation of Florida’s negligent security laws, which are an aspect of premises liability, occurs when property owners do not provide for the security and safety of visitors, customers, clients, and guests. If a property owner is in violation of the law and you suffer injury, then the owners liable for such injury... Negligent security cases, which may result from inadequate... security personnel, are often connected to criminal cases. Criminal activities such as mugging, rape, criminal assault, and other crimes involving violence are usually connected to claims of negligent security. In such cases, the victim may be able to recover damages incurred as a result of such crimes, which occurred due to a lack of proper security precautions and services.downslawgroup/negligent-security/ e. CAN YOU EXPECT $500,000.00 if your knee or ankle is injured at Paneras due to their negligence? A: Stats say perhaps yes. The overall median punitive damages award for premises liability cases was $500,000. Premises Liability made up 25 percent of all nonvehicular personal injury cases. An analysis of punitive damages revealed that punitive damages accompanied compensatory awards in 4 percent of the cases in 2011; 1 percent in 2006, 2008, 2009, and 2010; and less than 1 percent of the cases in 2007 and 2012. This analysis also revealed that of plaintiff awards between 2006 and 2012 in premises liability cases the most frequently claimed injuries were knee injuries, which represented 11 percent of the total number of plaintiff awards. Ankle injuries were the second most frequently reported injury, accounting for 10 percent of the total. Disc damage and leg injuries made up 8 percent of the cases, shoulder injuries accounted for 6 percent, and arm injuries, spinal nerve injuries, and wrist injuries each made up 5 percent of the total cases. see- blog.thomsonreuters/.../highest-premises.../ BOTTOM LINE: If you are injured at Paneras even in the parking lot by criminal activity you may have very serious CLAIMS against Paneras. When you or a loved one are injured at Paneras by a violent crime I recommend calling a good attorney.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:04:17 +0000
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