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The California Supreme Court has placed more responsibility on business owners to protect individuals from criminal assaults on their properties. The court ruled that merchants could be found liable if they didn't make some effort to intervene or prevent attacks on customers and other visitors -- even in parking lots outside their stores, bars and restaurants. The ruling requires owners and employees to take "reasonable ... and minimally burdensome steps" to stop assaults or anticipate imminent danger.
July 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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