Premises Liability Lawyer Serving Texas

Slip & Falls, Animal Attacks, & Inadequate Security

Did you know that property owners have an obligation to maintain reasonably safe grounds for visitors? In Texas, residential and commercial property owners have a duty to take reasonable measures that protect visitors, customers, and passersby from harm.

This may include:

• Maintaining the premises
• Providing adequate security
• And warning visitors of potential hazards

When property owners fail to uphold this obligation, they may be held accountable

We may be able to pursue financial compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional trauma
• And lost earnings resulting from your injuries

If your injury was caused by extreme negligence or intentional wrongdoing, we may even be able to seek punitive damages.

If you were injured on another's property, a Sugar Land premises liability attorney at The West Law Firm may be able to help. Contact us here.

Premises Liability Cases We Handle Include:

• Inadequate security, leading to assault or other harm
• Slip and fall accidents
• Animal attacks
• Walkway obstructions
• Injuries from falling objects
• Elevator and escalator accidents
• Swimming pool accidents
• Amusement park accidents
• Toxic fumes and chemical spills

Inadequate security is one of the keys focuses of our firm's premises liability practice. These are complex cases that require an accurate determination of what a property owner should have done in regard to providing security for visitors, customers, or patrons.

Our goal will be to prove that the property owner did not take reasonable measures to ensure visitors' safety, whether this should have been something as simple as an alarm system or more thorough measures like 24-hour security patrols.

Inadequate security can lead to:

• Sexual assault
• Robbery
• And other extremely serious situations

That is why we are committed to these particular cases.

If you are ready to discuss your accident, injury, or attack, please call our firm at (281) 277-1500 or contact us online. Every case is different, which is why we recommend arranging a free initial consultation. We also handle premises liability cases on a contingent fee basis, meaning you pay no upfront costs and pay nothing unless we win.