What Is Home and Commercial Premises Liability?
Premises liability refers to injuries that occur on someone else’s property because the property owner or tenant failed to keep the area reasonably safe. This may include unsafe stairs in an apartment complex, slippery floors in a store, hazards in a parking lot, or even injuries caused by a dog.
If a dangerous condition on another person’s property causes your injury, you may have a premises liability claim. These cases are often covered by homeowners or commercial insurance policies and are commonly known as “slip-and-fall” claims.
Why Hire Parks Law Firm
Accidents caused by poorly maintained property can interrupt your life, create unexpected medical bills, and lead to lost income. Parks Law Firm has decades of experience handling premises liability and other injury cases. Our team understands how to investigate unsafe conditions, deal with insurance companies, and guide clients through the legal process.
We represent clients across Texas, providing straightforward communication, hands-on support, and legal services with no upfront attorney’s fees.
Who Is Liable in a Slip and Fall?
Texas property owners—whether commercial businesses, homeowners, or residential landlords—have a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for visitors. When they fail to correct or warn about dangerous conditions, they may be held liable for injuries that occur.
If your injury happens at a business, it may fall under a commercial premises liability claim. If the incident occurs on private property, it may involve a homeowner’s insurance claim. Parks Law Firm can help identify who is responsible—whether it’s the property owner, a tenant, a business operator, or their insurance carrier.
How to Get the Help You Need
You shouldn’t bear the financial burden of someone else’s negligence. Parks Law Firm offers free consultations to discuss your situation and help you understand your options. You can call (972) 954-1181 or connect through our online form.
Attorney Clyde R. Parks and his team work on a contingency fee basis, meaning attorney’s fees are collected only if we make a recovery on your injury claim. We also assist clients with the property damage portion of their case at no additional attorney’s fee.
Parks Law Firm proudly serves clients throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and across Texas.
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