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0642 REVIEW GRANTED A restaurant that stays open after midnight in a high crime area and that received warnings about violence and gang activity in the vicinity of its parking lot owed patrons a duty to provide security to protect them against attacks in the parking lot; failure to do so was a proximate cause of injuries sustained by a patron attacked in the parking lot.CitationPHILLIPS v PERILS OF PAULINE (Parking Lot Attack) 27 CA4 1512 [See: Lopez v McDonald's 193 CA3 495; Rowland v Christian 69 C2 108; Nola M v USC 16 CA4 421, T/AT 8/93]
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