Texas Premises Liability Lawyer
Property owners and businesses in Texas have a responsibility to keep their premises reasonably safe for lawful visitors. When unsafe conditions cause an injury, the law considers the visitor's status and what the owner knew or should have known. OAP Legal Group helps injured Texans evaluate premises liability claims and pursue the compensation available under the law.
Common Causes
- Wet or slippery floors without warning
- Uneven walkways, stairs, or parking lots
- Inadequate lighting
- Falling merchandise
- Negligent security leading to assault
- Unsafe or poorly maintained equipment
Common Injuries
- Fractures
- Head and brain injuries
- Back and spine injuries
- Soft-tissue injuries
- Lacerations
- Injuries from assaults in negligent-security cases
Who May Be Responsible
- A property owner
- A business or tenant occupying the property
- A property management company
- A maintenance contractor
Evidence That Can Help
- Incident reports
- Surveillance footage
- Photographs of the hazard
- Maintenance and inspection records
- Witness statements
- Medical documentation
Compensation That May Be Available
- Medical treatment and future care
- Lost income
- Pain, mental anguish, and impairment
- Out-of-pocket expenses
Common Insurance Challenges
- Arguments that the hazard was open and obvious
- Disputes over the visitor's legal status
- Claims that the owner had no notice of the danger
- Quick, low offers
The information provided on this page is general and is not legal advice. Laws and deadlines can vary and change, and you should seek legal advice about your specific matter.
What to Do After Your Injury
- Report the incident to the property owner or manager
- Photograph the hazard before it is fixed
- Ask whether surveillance footage exists
- Get medical care and keep records
- Consult a lawyer before giving statements
How OAP Legal Group Helps
- Investigate what the owner knew about the hazard
- Preserve surveillance and maintenance records
- Establish your status as a lawful visitor
- Pursue fair compensation and litigate if necessary
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Texas Premises Liability Lawyer: Frequently Asked Questions
General answers to common questions about this type of claim. This is not legal advice.
The information provided on this page is general and is not legal advice. Laws and deadlines can vary and change, and you should seek legal advice about your specific matter.
You Do Not Have to Face This Alone
Tell OAP Legal Group what happened and learn more about your legal options. Your consultation is free, and you pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you.