Can a Store Be Liable for Failing to Control Traffic Speed in Its Parking Lot?

A speeding driver may be primarily responsible for a Texas parking lot accident, but a store or property owner could also be liable if a dangerous condition within its control contributed to the injury. A claim against the store requires more than showing that a driver was speeding or that the...

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Does a “Swim at Your Own Risk” Sign Prevent You From Suing After a Pool Injury?

No. A “Swim at Your Own Risk” sign does not automatically prevent you from suing after a pool injury in Texas. Its effect depends on the danger that caused your injury, whether the warning adequately addressed that danger, and the property owner’s or pool operator’s legal duties.

If you...

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Turning a Denied Premises Liability Claim Into a $395,000 Settlement

Our firm just settled a premises liability case that had been turned down by two other law firms.  In Texas, premises liability is one of the toughest areas of personal injury law. The law generally favors property owners and proving liability is difficult.  Premises liability cases are often dismissed by the courts.  We are happy to announce...

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Injured on Someone’s Property in Kingwood? Know Your Rights

Accidents happen, but when they occur on someone else’s property, the consequences can be serious. Whether it’s a slip-and-fall, a dog bite, or an accident caused by unsafe conditions, you may have legal rights to compensation for your injuries. Property owners in Kingwood are responsible for maintaining their premises and...

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