Unsafe Property. Serious Consequences.
Holding Property Owners Accountable for Negligence
Property owners—whether private, commercial, or municipal—have a legal responsibility to maintain safe environments for guests and visitors. When they fail to fix hazards or warn about dangerous conditions, serious injuries can result. If you’ve been hurt on someone else’s property due to poor maintenance, unsafe design, or a preventable hazard, you may have the right to file a claim. At our firm, we take these cases seriously because we know how disruptive and painful these injuries can be.
Why You Need a Premises Liability Attorney
Proving fault in premises liability cases isn’t always straightforward. You need an advocate who understands Texas premises liability law—and knows how to demonstrate that a property owner’s negligence caused your injury.
- Investigate the property owner’s duty of care
- Prove the hazard was known or should have been known
- Document injuries, incident conditions, and witness testimony
- Navigate insurance policies and complex liability issues
- File within legal deadlines to preserve your right to compensation
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Types of Premises Liability Claims We Handle
We represent clients injured on public and private properties alike. Whether it’s a retail store, apartment complex, or government building, we hold negligent parties accountable for the harm they’ve caused.
Slip, Trip, and Fall Accidents
Caused by wet floors, poor lighting, or broken stairs.
Negligent Security Claims
When property owners fail to prevent foreseeable crimes.
Falling Merchandise or Debris
Injuries from poorly stored or unsecured items.
Swimming Pool Injuries
Unfenced or unsupervised pools that lead to injury.
Unsafe Public Spaces
Claims against municipalities or contractors for sidewalks, parks, and public buildings.