Three students injured in Brown University’s December shooting filed lawsuits alleging the university ignored prior warnings about the shooter and failed to provide adequate security that could have prevented the tragedy. The suits were filed in Rhode Island Superior Court. The plaintiffs claim Brown did not maintain “reasonable and appropriate security measures,” seeking to hold the university liable for injuries and associated harms. The legal strategy centers on negligence and the alleged failure to act on information before the incident. The case increases pressure on campus leadership and risk-management practices at institutions that face scrutiny after violent incidents, particularly around threat assessment processes and documented preventative steps.