Colleges Must Respond to Active-Shooter Hoaxes with Care and Speed6 min read
Over the past two weeks, more than a dozen U.S. universities—including Villanova, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, University of Arkansas, University of Colorado Boulder, University of South Carolina, Iowa State, Kansas State, Northern Arizona University, and others—were targeted by “swatting”: false active-shooter or bomb threat calls designed to provoke an emergency response[1]. These hoaxes often […]
When Security Fails: How AI and Technology Are Changing Premises Liability5 min read
A wrongful death lawsuit in Jacksonville, Florida, recently resulted in a $12 million settlement after a fatal shooting at an apartment complex. The lawsuit centered on claims that property owners failed to implement sufficient protective measures, raising premises liability concerns. At the time of the shooting, the owners of the complex had minimum security infrastructure […]