PERSONAL INJURY CASES
Premises Liability
Texas Premises Liability Attorney
Securing Maximum Compensation for Injury Victims
Every company, corporation, business, or property manager bears a crucial responsibility—to ensure the safety of their staff, customers, and guests by maintaining a hazard-free environment. Failure to uphold this duty, can result in injuries from property's hazardous conditions. Owners must provide financial compensation for the damage caused by their negligence.
If you've suffered an unfortunate injury due to someone else's irresponsibility at their home, office, or place of business, rest assured that Leah Wise Law Firm is prepared to advocate for your rights. Trust us to handle your case with unwavering dedication, demonstrating to the court your entitlement to fair compensation for your loss.
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Premises Liability Laws in Texas
- Licensee – If you have the owner’s consent to be on the property, but are not there for a commercial purpose, you are known as a “licensee.”
- Invitee – If you have the owner’s consent to be on the property and are specifically there for commercial purposes that benefit both you and the owner, you are known as an “invitee.”
- Trespasser –
If you do not have the owner’s consent to be on the property, you are illegally trespassing, which means that the owner does not have to secure your safety.
Premise Definitions in Texas
What is crucial in establishing a premises liability claim it's identifying the type of premises where the injury occurred. Sidewalks, lawns, external buildings, or structures all fall under the umbrella of a person's premises.
Therefore, the manager or owner holds the responsibility for maintaining these areas. Both private residential properties (e.g., swimming pools or houseboats) and private commercial properties (e.g., retail stores or stadiums) are susceptible to premises liabilities.
Public properties, including public roads or parks, are also covered under Texas law.
