I suffered an injury in a wide open, abandoned commercial/industrial building. It is an obvious drinking hang out spot by looking at things left all over the place.

The building has been furnished for recreational activities by people who go there to play, no signs or attempts made to prevent access, so it's accessible to anyone and people are using it like a public park.

I'm not a minor....

If you look at it, it's obvious that it's being used as a "hang out".

I'm looking to recover nothing more than the medical cost after attorney's fee.

Do I have a case for a proximity cause for leaving the premise readily accessible with no noticeable effort made to prevent it from becoming a hang out spot/playground?