With 17 locations throughout Texas, there’s a Carlson Law Firm near you.
Were you injured on someone else’s property because of unsafe conditions? If so, you may have a premises liability claim. Due to the negligent actions of others, many safety standards, codes, laws, and guidelines for public property go ignored, often leading to tragic accidents with serious injuries. Our premises liability lawyers are highly skilled in helping individuals who have suffered injuries on another party's property get the compensation and justice they deserve.
Premises liability is a term that refers to the legal responsibility property owners have to maintain safe conditions on their premises. If a property owner fails to adequately care for their property, allowing hazards or dangerous conditions to exist, they may be held legally responsible if a visitor sustains an injury. You may be entitled to compensation if you believe your injury resulted from improperly maintained premises.
If you experienced a slip and fall on someone else's property you should, at the very least, consult with a lawyer to find out if you have a valid slip and fall claim. Falls are traumatic experiences that can lead to devastating lifelong consequences.
With 17 locations throughout Texas, there’s a Carlson Law Firm near you.
Our premises liability lawyers specialize in handling cases involving injured individuals on another party’s property. With years of experience, our legal teams have used their knowledge and skills to help thousands of people get the compensation they deserve. If you were injured because a property owner failed to maintain safe conditions on their premises, contact us today at 800-359-5690 to schedule a free consultation.
In a premises liability lawsuit, the types of damages you can recover generally fall into several categories—reflecting the breadth of how an injury can affect your life. For example, the nature of your injuries and the circumstances of your case may affect how much money you’re able to recover.
In a premises liability lawsuit, the types of damages you can recover generally fall into several categories—reflecting the breadth of how an injury can affect your life. The specific damages you're eligible to claim in Texas. For example, the nature of your injuries, and the circumstances of your case may affect how much money you’re able to recover.
The most common types of recoverable damages include the following:
It's essential to consult with a legal professional to understand the specific damages applicable to your case, as these can vary widely based on individual circumstances and local laws.
Injuries on commercial properties can occur in many environments. Commercial properties are places of business accessible to the public or a specific group of workers. A commercial facility is often considered one of the following:
Property owners and occupiers have a legal obligation to ensure their premises are safe for those who enter. No matter how you were injured, we may be able to help you recover the money you deserve.
Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time family friend, homeowners can create dangerous situations that lead to serious injuries. Understanding the potential risks and your rights is crucial if you find yourself injured in a private residence. Here's how these incidents can happen and what you should know:
Homeowners have a responsibility to ensure their property is reasonably safe for visitors. The homeowner may be held liable when injuries occur due to negligence or unsafe conditions. You could be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other damages resulting from the injury.
If you suffered an injury on someone else’s unsafe property, you deserve justice. Don’t wait to contact a premises liability lawyer. We will advocate for you and see that justice is served to negligent property owners.
With over a dozen locations throughout Texas, there’s a Carlson Law Firm near you. We have law offices located in Killeen, Temple, Waco, Round Rock, Austin, San Antonio, San Angelo, Kerrville, Laredo, Bryan, Lubbock, Midland, Wichita Falls and Corpus Christi.