In Texas, if you are injured on another person’s property and that injury occurred due to unsafe conditions or negligence, the property owner can be held liable for damages under Premises Liability law.

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In order to prove, Premise Liability, the plaintiff must establish that there was a dangerous condition present on the property, the condition caused an injury, the operator premises created, knew, or should have known about the condition and if the premises operator failed to correct the condition before injury occurred. 

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Common premise liability accidents include slip and fall accidents, injuries from holes or even flooring, dog bites, and being struck by falling merchandise.