PRACTICE AREA
Premises Liability
Representation for people injured by an unsafe condition on someone else's property — including slip-and-fall accidents, inadequate security, and similar property-owner negligence.
What determines a property owner's responsibility
Under Texas law, how much care a property owner owed you generally depends on why you were on the property. An invitee — a customer at a business, for example — is owed a duty to be warned of or protected from unreasonably dangerous conditions the owner knew or should have known about. That analysis is fact-specific, and it’s usually the first thing we investigate.
Common premises liability cases
- Slip-and-fall on wet floors, uneven surfaces, or poor lighting
- Inadequate security leading to a preventable assault
- Falling merchandise or unsafe displays
- Swimming pool and apartment-complex injuries
Evidence goes stale fast. Surveillance footage at many businesses is overwritten within days or weeks — another reason to reach out as soon as possible after the incident.
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