You’re not supposed to worry about getting attacked at your apartment building or mugged in a hotel parking lot. But when property owners fail to take reasonable steps to keep their premises safe, preventable tragedies happen—and the physical and emotional fallout can last a lifetime.
If you or a...
Living in an apartment or rental property in Dallas-Fort Worth should not involve fear of violent crime. Landlords have a duty to maintain reasonably safe premises for their tenants and visitors. When tenants or visitors are attacked due to negligent security, landlords can be held liable for failing to prevent violence...
When you visit a business—a hotel, apartment complex, shopping mall, or parking garage—you expect to be safe. However, when companies fail to provide adequate security, patrons and employees can become victims of violent crimes, including sexual assault. Sometimes, businesses can be held liable for failing to prevent these attacks.
Your home should feel like a safe haven, a place where you can relax without worrying about your well-being. Unfortunately, when landlords fail to provide adequate security measures, tenants may find themselves vulnerable to preventable crimes. Broken locks, poor lighting, or a lack of proper surveillance can create opportunities for harm. When...
When staying at a hotel, one expects a peaceful and secure environment. However, the unfortunate reality is that hotel assaults can and do happen. If you or a loved one has been a victim of such a harrowing experience in Texas, understanding your legal recourse is crucial. Here’s what you should know.
Everyone wants to feel safe when they set foot on a business property. Premises liability law requires that those who own business and property maintain reasonably safe conditions for any patrons, or invited guests. Put simply, Texas business and property owners must do what is reasonable to protect their customers from potential...
