Korey The Lawyer · The Huff Law Firm
Houston Slip-and-Fall & Premises Liability Lawyer
An unsafe place. A serious injury.
A fall can change more than your plans. Tell Attorney Korey Huff about the condition that hurt you, your treatment and the questions ahead.
Based in Houston. Serving injured Texans.

Founder, The Huff Law Firm, LLC · Houston, Texas
Meet Korey The Lawyer
Start with what happened under your feet.
You went to shop, visit or handle an ordinary errand. Then a spill, damaged step or another condition left you hurt. You may be dealing with pain, missed work and an incident report that tells only part of the story. Tell me what you noticed before the injury and what you learned afterward. Small details may help explain the condition and how long it was there.
The Huff Law Firm reviews slip-and-fall and premises liability claims in Houston and across Texas. A fall by itself does not establish that a property owner is legally responsible. The review needs to address the condition, control of the property, the duty owed and the connection to your injury. Bring your questions. We can start before you have every document.
Before you sign or settle, talk with Korey.
Questions about your claim? Call 1-877-HIT-MEUP!®️ for a free case review.
Get to know Korey: Attorney biography · State Bar of Texas profile · LinkedIn.
Start with a conversation
Start with your questions.
What happened?
Tell us what happened, when it happened, and what questions are on your mind. You can call even if you do not have every document yet.
What comes next?
Talk through the insurance calls, the paperwork, and your concerns. Start with a free case review and a conversation about your options.
Know the next step.
Ask about representation, attorney’s fees, and case expenses. If you choose to hire the firm, review the written agreement before signing.
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A closer look at your claim
Understand the condition. Understand the responsibility.
Spills and slippery floors
Photos, witness accounts and the timeline can help explain what was on the floor. A central question may be whether the responsible business knew or should have known about that specific condition before the fall.
Steps, walkways and other hazards
An uneven surface, damaged stair or poorly maintained area needs a careful factual review. Show us the location, what you encountered and any warning. The legal duty can depend on why you were there and who controlled the area.
Injuries and everyday limitations
A claim review should connect the event to documented harm. Medical records, restrictions and missed-income information help explain what changed. Prior conditions also belong in the discussion so the history is accurate.
Your next conversation
Save the scene while the details are clear.
Get needed medical care and report the incident when possible. Keep information you can safely obtain. You do not need to confront employees or return to a dangerous area to start a conversation about your claim.
- The property address, incident date, approximate time and exact area involved
- Photos of the condition, surrounding area, warning signs and your footwear
- An incident report number and the names of employees you spoke with
- Witness details, visible camera locations and original messages about the incident
- Treatment records, bills, work restrictions and a factual record of daily limitations

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Know what comes next
A hazard has a history. Your injury has an impact.
A property claim may turn on information that is not obvious in one photograph: when a spill appeared, whether anyone reported it, what inspections occurred or who was responsible for repairs. Relevant video and records may need preservation. Tell us about statements you heard and documents you received, while keeping your own account focused on what you actually observed.
The injury side deserves the same care. Keep track of treatment, work interruptions and practical changes at home. You should understand an offer and release before signing. The goal of the initial conversation is to identify the facts that need attention and the questions you need answered. A case value requires a review of the evidence.
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Slip-and-Fall & Premises Liability. Start here, then tell me what happened.
Does falling at a store automatically mean I have a case?
No. For a typical customer premises claim, the evidence must address a dangerous condition, the business’s actual or constructive knowledge, a failure to use reasonable care and injury caused by that failure. Other visitors or property settings can involve different duties.
What does it mean that a business should have known about a hazard?
That is often called constructive knowledge. Evidence about how long the particular hazard existed can be important. A general possibility that floors get wet, or that a different area had a problem before, may not establish notice of the condition that caused your fall.
Can I ask about a claim if there was a warning sign?
Yes. Tell us where the sign was, what it said and whether you could see it. A warning may affect the claim, but its presence should be reviewed with the condition and circumstances. Save photographs rather than assuming what the sign means legally.
What if nobody saw me fall?
A witness can help, but other evidence may exist. Photos, video, reports, records and statements can contribute to the review. Tell us who arrived afterward and what they observed. Be clear about what you know personally and what someone else told you.
Should I make an incident report?
If possible, report what happened and ask how to obtain the report or its reference number. Keep your account factual. Do not guess about details you do not remember. Save your own notes, including whom you spoke with and when.
What if they say my shoes or distraction caused the fall?
Those allegations need evidence. Texas proportionate responsibility rules can reduce recovery based on your share of responsibility and bar it if you are more than 50% responsible. Preserve your footwear and give an accurate account of what you were doing.
Can a claim include missed work or future treatment?
Those losses may be relevant if supported by the facts and applicable law. Bring wage information, medical restrictions and treatment recommendations. Future losses need evidence. They should not be estimated from a generic settlement formula or another person’s result.
What if I fell at an apartment or on government property?
Tell us the exact location and why you were there. Leases, control of common areas, your legal status and government protections may affect the analysis. Government claims can also involve earlier notice requirements. Have those details reviewed promptly.
How long do I have to file a slip-and-fall lawsuit?
A Texas personal injury lawsuit generally must be filed within two years after the claim accrues. Exceptions may apply, and some matters have earlier notice requirements. Reporting the incident to a business is not the same as filing a lawsuit or confirming your deadline.
How do I talk with The Huff Law Firm about my fall?
Call 1-877-HIT-MEUP!®️ for a free case review. Tell Korey where you fell, what caused it and what treatment you have received. If representation is discussed, review the written terms for attorney’s fees and case expenses before making your decision.
General information about our services and the claim process. Advice for a particular situation requires a review of its facts.
Texas resources: Supreme Court of Texas: H-E-B, LP v. Peterson · Texas proportionate responsibility: Chapter 33 · Texas limitations: Chapter 16
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