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McAllen Slip & Fall Accident Lawyers

Injured because a property owner failed to fix a hazard they knew about? Over 25 years defending the rights of injury victims across the Rio Grande Valley. Free consultation — you don’t pay unless we win.

Call Our McAllen Slip and Fall Attorneys

Contact us today for a free, professional case evaluation. We fight for maximum recovery whether your case involves a slippery floor, broken stairway, or poorly maintained property — with offices in McAllen and San Antonio serving all of South Texas.

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THE COMPLEXITIES OF PREMISES LIABILITY CASES

Proving Negligence After a Slip and Fall

Slip-and-fall claims require proving the property owner knew, or reasonably should have known, about a hazard and failed to fix it, warn about it, or address it within a reasonable time. Insurance companies and property managers routinely dispute liability, arguing the hazard was open and obvious or that you were partly at fault.

J.A. Davis & Associates has recovered damages for clients injured by wet floors, broken stairways, uneven walkways, and poor lighting across McAllen’s retail stores, apartment complexes, and public properties.

Injured in a Slip and Fall? We Move Fast to Protect Your Case

Whether it happened in a grocery store, apartment complex, parking lot, or public building, we act quickly to preserve surveillance footage and hazard evidence before it disappears — and connect you with medical care at no up-front cost.

  • Surveillance and security camera footage
  • Incident reports filed with the property manager
  • Photos and video of the hazard before it’s fixed
  • Eyewitness statements gathered immediately
  • Maintenance and inspection logs
  • Prior complaint and incident history
  • Weather and lighting conditions at the time
  • Medical records connecting your injury to the fall

SERIOUS INJURIES

Types of Injuries From a Slip and Fall

PROVING NEGLIGENCE

Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents We Investigate

Texas property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe — and many fail to meet it until legal action reveals the oversight. We hold negligent property owners and managers fully accountable.

  • Uneven or unmarked floor surfaces
  • Freshly mopped or slippery floors without warning signs
  • Narrow, broken, or poorly lit stairways
  • Objects and debris left in walkways
  • Loose mats, rugs, or flooring
  • Poor lighting in stairwells and parking lots
  • Snow, ice, or water tracked indoors without cleanup

Slip and Fall Claim Deadlines in Texas

2 Yrs
Texas Statute of Limitations for Injury Claims
50%
Maximum Fault You Can Hold and Still Recover
3+
Parties Who May Share Liability

Compensation for Damages: What Can You Expect?

Economic Damages

  • Medical expenses, ER and hospital bills
  • Surgery, medication, and rehabilitation
  • Lost income and future earning capacity
  • Property damage and personal losses

Non-Economic Damages

  • Pain, suffering, and chronic conditions
  • Emotional trauma and loss of enjoyment of life
  • Long-term and permanent injury impacts
  • Loss of companionship

Punitive Damages

  • Gross negligence or reckless conduct
  • Intentional or malicious misconduct
  • Repeated ignored hazard complaints
  • Wrongful death claims for families

WHY CHOOSE US

Decades of Experience With Premises Liability Cases

We understand how Texas premises liability law works and know how to counter the tactics insurers and property managers use to shift blame — from initial investigation through final settlement or trial verdict.

  • Immediate evidence preservation and investigation
  • Coordination with medical specialists and rehab providers
  • Accident reconstruction and premises liability experts
  • Aggressive negotiation with insurance companies
  • Trial-ready advocacy when a fair settlement is refused
  • No fee unless we win — zero upfront cost

McAllen Slip and Fall FAQ

Texas law allows you to recover damages even if you were partially at fault, as long as you were less than 51% responsible.
We can often show they knew, or reasonably should have known, through inspection records, prior complaints, and how long the hazard existed.
Businesses carry liability insurance for exactly these situations, and we handle all communication with their insurer.
Texas generally allows two years from the date of the injury to file a premises liability claim — contact us right away to protect your rights.
Most premises liability cases settle out of court, but we prepare every case as if it will go to trial.
You can still pursue a claim, though reporting the incident and seeking medical care promptly strengthens your case.