What Determines Invitee Status in Texas Premises Liability Law?

Last Updated: December 27th, 2022

By: Mike Grossman

Premises Liability

Last Updated: December 27th, 2022

By: Mike Grossman

Premises Liability

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Apartment complexes can be held liable for accidents that happen due to unsafe railings on staircases and balconies on their property. Here’s how: If you have been injured at an apartment complex due to a defective railing or banister, whether you can recover any damages from the complex owner is reliant upon your status as…

Homeowners who Possess Firearms Have Unique and Distinct Duties to their Visitors Any homeowner will owe some general duties to people who visit their property. This includes making sure the property is free from any extremely hazardous conditions, that the visitors are warned of any inconspicuous hazards, and that the visitors are warned of any…

Premises Liability and Sexual Assault If you’ve read any of our articles on premises liability you know that the property owners have a duty to keep guests safe when they are visiting the premises. This doesn’t mean property owners would always be responsible in cases of sexual assault, but there are many instances where they…

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What Determines Invitee Status in Texas Premises Liability Law?

What Determines Invitee Status in Texas Premises Liability Law?

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