Premises Liability
Offering support after accidents caused by dangerous or defective property conditions
Under Texas law, property owners, landlords and property managers have a duty to reasonably maintain, operate and design property to keep it safe for visitors. They must repair known dangers and post adequate warnings of hazardous conditions that cannot be remedied. When they fail to meet this standard, they may be held liable for injuries on their property.
At The Bates Law Firm, we provide expert legal support and guidance when you are injured by dangerous or defective property conditions. As a certified specialist in Texas personal injury law and litigation with more than 25 years of experience, our attorney has the knowledge and skill to develop a strategy which may result in a fair settlement you need after you suffer a serious injury because of a slip and fall, a dog bite, inadequate security or any other property condition.
Types of dangerous or defective property accidents
Our highly experienced and attentive San Antonio premises liability lawyer is dedicated to helping victims recover compensation for their injuries, whether the accident was caused by a dog bite due to negligent dog owners or by negligence leading to crimes, such as robbery in an unlit parking lot. We offer dependable representation in injury and wrongful death claims involving all types of dangerous or defective property conditions:
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Slip and fall accidents
Slip and fall accidents are among the most frequently occurring types of premises liability accidents and are the most common cause of traumatic brain injury, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our attorney works hard to recover compensation for slip and fall, injuries caused by a broad range of property conditions:
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Contact our trusted premises liability lawyer for help with injuries caused by property conditions
Accident victims in San Antonio and throughout South Texas rely on board-certified lawyer by The Texas Board of Legal Specialization, Harry S. Bates to develop a strategy which may result in a fair settlement for their injuries. To learn more about your premises liability claim, contact The Bates Law Firm online or call 210-241-5437, today for a free initial consultation.