Living in an apartment should feel safe, but crimes in residential complexes happen far too often. When property owners fail to provide adequate security, tenants and their guests can be left vulnerable to assaults, robberies, and other violent acts. If you or someone you love has been harmed in an apartment crime...
What to Do If You’re Injured Walking Past a Construction Site in Dallas
Construction is everywhere in Dallas—from new apartment complexes to expanding highways. While these projects can bring growth and opportunity, they also pose risks to people in the surrounding area. Falling debris, poorly secured fencing, and uneven sidewalks can turn an ordinary walk into a serious accident.
If you’ve been...
Technology That Can Help Prevent Crimes in Apartments
Apartment complexes that invest in modern security technology can significantly reduce the risk of crime—and help residents feel safer in their own homes. From camera systems to smart access controls, today’s tools go far beyond old-fashioned locks and hallway lights. Whether you’re a tenant concerned about safety or someone who’s been...
Evidence Needed to Prove a Dallas Apartment Complex Failed to Protect You
If you were attacked, assaulted, or seriously injured at your apartment complex, you may be able to hold the property owner accountable—but only if you have the proper evidence. Proving that your apartment complex failed to provide adequate security requires more than just showing you were hurt. Here’s what kind of...
Compensation After a Hotel Accident: What Injured Guests Should Know
If you’ve been hurt in a hotel accident, you may be entitled to compensation—but the process isn’t always straightforward. Whether you slipped in the lobby, suffered an assault due to poor security, or were injured by a hazardous condition on the property, you may have a valid premises liability claim. Here’s...
How to Document an Apartment Crime for a Personal Injury Claim
You were just trying to live your life—maybe cooking dinner, walking to your car, or getting in from work—when it happened. A break-in. An assault. A robbery. Now, you’re hurt, shaken, and facing bills you never asked for.
When a crime happens in your apartment complex, you may...
How Do I Know if My Injury Qualifies for a Lawsuit?
You slipped at the grocery store in Dallas, got rear-ended at a stoplight, or twisted your back helping a friend move to Fort Worth. You’re in pain, stuck with bills, and wondering, Does this even count as something I can sue for?
You’re not alone in asking that. A...
3 Damages Injury Victims Can Claim in Arkansas
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, whether in a car accident, a slip and fall, or another serious incident, you may be entitled to significant compensation. In Arkansas, personal injury victims have the right to seek damages to cover a wide range of physical, emotional, and financial losses. This...
Who Is Liable When a Tenant Is Shot on Apartment Property?
Gun violence can change a life in an instant. For tenants, the trauma is especially devastating when it happens in a place they thought was safe, right outside their door or inside their apartment complex.
If you or a loved one has been shot on a rental property...
Time Limits for a Wrongful Death Claim in Dallas–Fort Worth
Losing a loved one because of someone else’s carelessness is one of the most painful experiences a family can face. When that loss was preventable, Texas law allows surviving family members to seek justice through a wrongful death claim.
But time is not unlimited, and missing the legal deadline...