We rarely think twice about running errands, eating out, or attending events, but each time we step onto someone else’s property, we rely on the property owner to meet their legal duty of care to maintain reasonable safety conditions. Unfortunately, sometimes commercial and private property owners fail to address safety hazards, such as slip-and-fall risks.
If you suffered injuries on someone else’s property, you don’t have to be left responsible for the financial consequences as well as the physical ones. Instead, contact The Doan Law Firm to speak to a Bryan premises liability lawyer about your rights.
For over 20 years, The Doan Law Firm has been advocating for personal injury victims against powerful defendants and their large insurance companies. With our team behind your case, you have the following advantages:
We offer a free evaluation of your case and a contingency-based payment system, so you pay nothing until after we’ve recovered your compensation.
Even private property owners in Texas have a legal responsibility to maintain reasonable safety on their property for anyone not trespassing or committing a crime. Commercial property owners have an enhanced duty of care to customers, tenants, patrons, and other “invitees.” Still, common accidents and injuries occur, such as the following:
When you suffer a significant injury on someone else’s property, you have the right to file a compensation claim.
A successful claim for compensation in a premises liability case requires evidence of the property owner’s liability. Under the Texas rule of contributory fault, the injury victim has the burden of proof to demonstrate the following:
Damages in premises liability claims range from a single emergency room bill for a sprained ankle to lifelong disability for a spinal cord injury.
An injury quickly becomes financially costly as well as painful when it temporarily or permanently interferes with your ability to work. Fortunately, common damages recovered in successful premises liability claims include the following:
Compensation in premises liability claims typically comes from the property owner’s insurance. In other cases, the liable party could be a negligent maintenance company or repair contractor.
Insurance companies are never on your side. They have a goal to protect their profits at your expense. You deserve experienced legal representation. Contact The Doan Law Firm for a free consultation so we can begin strategizing on your behalf.
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