Shreveport Premises Liability Lawyers for Unsafe Property Injuries

Across Northwest Louisiana and Beyond

Hall Law Firm

Hurt on Someone Else’s Property? You May Have a Case.

We help clients across Northwest Louisiana hold negligent property owners accountable.

Property owners have a responsibility to keep their spaces reasonably safe. When they don’t—and someone gets hurt—they can and should be held legally responsible. At Hall Law Firm, we represent people who’ve been injured in accidents caused by unsafe conditions at stores, restaurants, apartments, parking lots, and other properties throughout Shreveport and Bossier City.


From broken stairs to negligent security, we’ve seen how quickly a dangerous property can cause serious harm. And we know how to fight back.


More Than Just Slips and Falls—We Handle All Types of Property Injury Claims

Premises liability covers a wide range of accidents, and we’ve handled them all.


Our legal team has successfully represented clients in cases involving:


  • Slip and fall accidents due to spills or poor maintenance
  • Falls caused by broken stairs, uneven sidewalks, or unsafe railings
  • Injuries due to poor lighting or hidden hazards
  • Accidents in apartment complexes or rental homes
  • Swimming pool injuries due to lack of supervision or faulty fencing
  • Dog bites on private property
  • Assaults due to negligent security (such as lack of lighting, broken locks, or no guards at high-risk locations)

No matter the location—from a chain store in Shreve City to an apartment complex in Queensborough—property owners in Louisiana are required to fix known hazards or warn visitors. If they fail to do so, they may be liable for your injuries.

You Shouldn’t Pay the Price for Someone Else’s Negligence

Whether your injury happened at a business or private residence, we’re here to help.

Property owners and their insurance companies often try to blame the injured person, deny knowledge of the hazard, or claim they didn’t have time to fix the issue. We know how to push back.

Our firm investigates quickly, gathers surveillance footage (when available), interviews witnesses, and works with experts to prove that the property owner failed in their legal duty.


We help clients recover damages for:


  • Medical treatment and rehabilitation
  • Lost income and future earnings
  • Pain and suffering
  • Permanent disability or disfigurement
  • Emotional distress caused by the injury
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FAQs About Premises Liability Claims in Louisiana


  • What is premises liability?

    It’s an area of law that holds property owners accountable when someone is injured due to unsafe or poorly maintained conditions on their property.

  • What if I was partially at fault for the accident?

    Louisiana follows comparative fault rules. Even if you were partially responsible, you can still recover damages—though your compensation may be reduced.

  • Do I need to prove the property owner knew about the hazard?

    Not always. You only need to prove they knew or should have known about it and failed to fix or warn you in time.

  • Can I sue a business if I slipped in their store?

    Yes. Businesses owe a legal duty to keep their premises safe for customers. If they failed and you got hurt, you may have a valid claim.

  • How long do I have to file a claim?

    You generally have one year from the date of the injury to file a premises liability lawsuit in Louisiana.

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Injured on Someone Else’s Property? Let’s Talk.

We’ll handle the legal fight—so you can focus on getting better.

(318) 868-1246

Call Hall Law Firm for a free consultation today.


From convenience stores and big-box retailers to apartment complexes and private homes, we’ve helped injury victims hold property owners accountable across Shreveport and Northwest Louisiana. If you were hurt because someone failed to fix a known hazard, we’re ready to step in and fight for you.


Reach out today for a free, no-pressure consultation—and let’s start building your case.