Premises Liability
Property owners are responsible for maintaining their premises and keeping them safe. When injuries occur due to their negligence, we pursue them and seek maximum restitution for our clients from all parties at fault.
Premises Liability Claims
Premises liability covers any injury caused by unsafe conditions on someone else’s property whether you were a customer, guest, tenant, or invitee. Common claims include slip-and-fall accidents, trip hazards, inadequate security, falling merchandise, unsafe stairways, poor lighting, swimming pool incidents, dog bites, electrical hazards, and exposure to dangerous substances.
To recover compensation, the injured party generally must show that the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard and failed to remedy it. That’s where evidence matters such as surveillance video, maintenance records, employee reports, prior complaints, and witness statements.
Liability, Compensation & Your Right to Recover
The value of a premises liability case depends on the severity of your injuries, your medical and rehabilitation costs, lost income, future care needs, pain and suffering, and the impact on your life. Even if a property owner or insurer tries to blame you as the cause, a tactic they use too often, you may still recover damages under Texas law as long as you are not more than 50 percent responsible. We know what to look for, how to preserve it, and how to present it to win.
- Slip and fall investigations.
- Inadequate security claims (negligent security)
- Negligent maintenance and repair.
- Falling object incidents.
- Swimming pool and recreational area accidents.
- Dog bites and animal attacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
A legal claim brought when someone is injured due to unsafe conditions on another person's or business's property.
Slip-and-falls, trip hazards, falling objects, dog bites, inadequate security incidents, swimming pool accidents, and any injury caused by an unsafe property condition.
Generally, by showing they knew (or should have known) about the hazard and failed to address it within a reasonable time. Evidence is critical.
Yes, in many cases. Under Texas comparative fault rules, you can recover as long as you are not more than 50 percent responsible.
Medical bills, lost income, rehabilitation costs, future care, pain and suffering, and other documented losses.
Photos, surveillance footage, maintenance records, prior complaints, witness statements, and medical records.
Generally two years in Texas, but exceptions apply. Don't wait evidence disappears fast.
Seek medical attention, report the incident in writing, document the scene with photos, get witness contact information, and call X Bennett Law.
Common Premises Injuries
Unsafe property conditions cause injuries that are anything but minor. We prove the hazard, prove the owner knew, and pursue the full value of your recovery.
Slip & Fall Injuries
Unsafe property conditions cause injuries that are anything but minor. We prove the hazard, prove the owner knew, and pursue the full value of your recovery.
Traumatic Brain Injuries
A fall onto a hard surface can cause concussions and brain trauma with long-term effects.
Broken Bones & Fractures
Falls and falling-object incidents frequently result in fractures requiring surgery and rehabilitation.
Dog Bite & Animal Attack Injuries
Attacks can cause deep wounds, scarring, nerve damage, and lasting emotional trauma.
Assault From Inadequate Security
When property owners fail to provide reasonable security, victims can suffer serious injury in preventable attacks.
Drowning & Pool Injuries
Unsecured or poorly maintained pools cause near-drownings, brain injury, and wrongful death.
Ready to Fight for Your Rights?
Your accident may have been more than someone running a red light. If technology, a vehicle defect, or a commercial operator played a role, X Bennett Law has the engineering background and trial experience to prove it.
Call X Bennett to Win It.
