Slip And Fall Injury

Did You Sustain A Severe Injury As The Result Of A Slip And Fall On Someone Else’s Improperly Maintained Property?

As you go about your daily life, you’re not expecting to be the victim of a slip and fall injury. What starts as an injury quickly snowballs into a series of challenges, from persistent physical and emotional distress to escalating medical expenses and income loss. Far from your normal routine, your entire existence becomes consumed by the ramifications of this accident.

Whether it was a slippery floor, uneven pavement, or poorly maintained stairs that caused your slip and fall, the conclusion is usually the same: the property owner failed in their duty of care to maintain reasonably safe premises. Whether they created the condition, knew about it and failed to correct it, or neglected to warn you of the danger, they are likely liable for damages.

John Escamilla: A Slip And Fall Lawyer Who Holds Negligent Business Owners Accountable For The Injuries They Cause

If you have a viable slip and fall injury claim on your hands, you’re entitled to compensation for the losses and pain you’ve suffered. If you’re seeking an attorney who will bolster your rights and fight for maximum damages, John Escamilla is here for you.

For over two decades, Mr. Escamilla has dedicated his career to protecting the rights of ordinary Texans who were injured through no fault of their own. He will personally guide you through every stage of your lawsuit – ensuring you achieve a resolution that reflects your losses.

What Do You Need To Prove To Prevail in A Slip And Fall Lawsuit in Texas?

Slip and fall cases are a subset of a broader category of law known as premises liability. To prevail and recover damages in a slip and fall lawsuit, you must first establish that the property owner owed you a duty to maintain reasonably safe premises. That duty is owed to people with permission to be on the property or who are invited as guests. However, it does not necessarily extend to those trespassing on the property or there without permission.

The next element you must prove is a breach of the duty of care. The property owner may have created, caused, or neglected to correct the hazard. In any case, you must prove that regardless of whether the property owner knew or should have known of the hazard, they failed to correct it or warn customers or guests of the danger.

Finally, you must also prove a direct causal link between the breach, your slip and fall, and the actual harm you've suffered.

The Escamilla Law Firm, PLLC: Choose A Slip And Fall Compensation Lawyer With A Proven Record Of Success

Be proactive and make a decision that will ensure you receive fair compensation for the injuries you’ve suffered. Attorney John Escamilla is a Texas native who has helped clients in McAllen, Austin, and beyond win fair awards for slip and fall injuries for years. With his guidance, you can recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and much more.

You’re not alone in your fight for justice. Whether it’s gathering evidence, filing paperwork, negotiating a settlement, or representing you at trial, John Escamilla will be a fierce advocate for your right to compensation.

Your First Step On The Road To Recovery Begins With A Call

If you’re ready to regain what you’ve lost from your slip and fall injury, contact or call John Escamilla at (956) 628-7569 to schedule a free initial consultation today.

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