Premises Liability Lawyer in Plano, TX

Helping Injury Victims Hold Property Owners Accountable

If you were injured on someone else’s property, you may be wondering whether the property owner can be held responsible. Premises liability law addresses injuries caused by unsafe, poorly maintained, or dangerous property conditions.

At Zen Law Firm, we represent clients in Plano and throughout Collin and Denton Counties who have been harmed due to unsafe premises. Our team helps individuals understand their legal options and take informed next steps after a serious injury.

What to Do After an Injury on Someone Else’s Property

Taking prompt action after an injury can help protect your rights. Medical care should always be a top priority, even if injuries do not appear severe at first. It’s also important to preserve information about what happened. Proper documentation can become critical if you decide to pursue a claim.

Helpful steps may include:

• Seeking medical attention promptly, even if your injuries seem minor at first, to ensure your condition is properly evaluated and documented
• Reporting the incident to the property owner or manager so there is an official record of what occurred
• Documenting the scene, if possible, including taking photos or noting hazardous conditions before they are corrected
• Avoiding detailed discussions with insurance representatives before speaking with an attorney, as early statements may affect how your claim is handled

Taking these steps can help protect both your health and your potential legal claim. If you have questions about your situation, a premises liability attorney can help you evaluate your options.

Our Unique Advantage: Real Estate Insight

Attorney Jason A. Zendeh Del brings a distinctive background to premises liability cases. In addition to his litigation experience, he has extensive experience in real estate law, including work involving project development, leasing, mortgage law, and environmental regulation. This combination allows him to evaluate injury claims with a deeper understanding of how properties are owned, structured, and operated.

For someone injured on commercial or residential property, questions about ownership, control, and maintenance responsibilities are often central to the case. Jason's real estate background provides a valuable perspective when reviewing lease agreements, management arrangements, and property obligations that may affect liability. That added insight can make a meaningful difference when identifying responsible parties and building a well-supported claim.

If you were injured on someone else’s property, you may be entitled to compensation. Call us at (469) 361-8561 or contact us online to request a consultation.

What Is a Premises Liability Case?

Premises liability refers to injuries that occur when a property owner or occupier fails to maintain reasonably safe conditions. Under Texas law, property owners have a duty to address known hazards and take appropriate steps to reduce the risk of harm to lawful visitors. When that duty is not met, and someone is injured as a result, a legal claim may arise. These cases can happen in a wide range of environments, including retail stores, apartment complexes, office buildings, construction sites, parking lots, and private residences.

Common examples of premises liability cases include:

• Slip and fall accidents
• Dog bite injuries
• Unsafe conditions in stores or apartment complexes
• Construction-related property hazards
• Negligent property maintenance

Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common types of premises liability claims, but they represent just one category within this broader area of law. A consultation can help determine whether your injury may fall under this legal framework. Determining whether a property owner owed you a duty of care, and whether that duty was breached, is a central part of evaluating a premises liability claim.