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Real Estate

Aug. 20, 2002

When Crime Victims Sue

BY MICHAEL PAUL THOMAS Increasingly over the past decade, lawsuits seeking to hold property owners liable for third-party criminal acts occurring on their premises have come into seeming judicial "disfavor."

        BY MICHAEL PAUL THOMAS
        
        Increasingly over the past decade, lawsuits seeking to hold property owners liable for third-party criminal acts occurring on their premises have come into seeming judicial "disfavor."
        
        This trend ap...

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