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The Duty of Murfreesboro Hotels to Protect Guests For three years, you lived with a silence that most people cannot fathom. In 2020, inside a room that should have been a sanctuary at the Vista Inn in Murfreesboro, that safety was shattered. While the criminal justice system has finally spoken with a life sentence for the assailant, the civil justice system addresses a different, equally vital question: Why was he able to get to you in the first place? When you check into a hotel in Rutherford County, you aren’t just renting a bed; you are purchasing the hotel’s promise of safety. Under Tennessee law, you are considered an “invitee”—the highest category of visitor. This status imposes the highest duty of care on hotel owners and management companies. They are required to maintain a safe environment and, crucially, to protect you from foreseeable criminal acts by third parties. A hotel room is one of the most private spaces a person can occupy. When that space is breached, it is rarely a random stroke of bad luck. It is often the result of a corporate failure to implement industry-standard access controls, functional door locks, or adequate security patrols. We work to…