Delbert Collier v. Legends Park, LP
Citations
- 574 S.W.3d 356
Syllabus
This is a personal injury lawsuit. Plaintiff, while standing on a public street outside of his apartment, owned by Defendants, was approached from behind by an assailant. The assailant shot Plaintiff in each leg with an assault rifle and proceeded to rob him. Plaintiff sued Defendants for negligence, alleging that Defendants knew or should have known of the foreseeable presence of dangerous persons and that their failure to maintain the property in a safe condition was the direct cause of Plaintiff's injuries. The trial court granted Defendants' motion for summary judgment on the grounds that Plaintiff presented no proof that Defendants had notice of the assailant's presence or an opportunity to prevent the shooting. We affirm, although on different grounds.
Judges: Judge Arnold B. Goldin
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