Workplace Injuries

As many Texans know, Governor Greg Abbott signed a new law into effect this summer which eliminated water breaks for construction workers and other types of workers who spend most of their days in the blazing Texas heat. Since the law passed, a 24-year-old San Antonio man’s death from last year has emerged into the…

Construction sites are dynamic environments where workers face numerous hazards, and one of the most significant risks they encounter is falls. Falls can occur from heights, such as scaffolds, ladders, roofs, or even ground-level slips. These incidents can lead to severe injuries and, in some cases, fatalities. It is crucial to understand the risks associated…

Trench work remains a common practice in modern construction despite significant advances in construction techniques. In order to install pipelines and utility lines, trenches need to be dug—and the risks associated with working in trenches still remain high. Although safety measures are required to be in place, some employers cut corners to keep costs low,…

The oil and gas industry is one of the most dangerous sectors in the country. Oil field accidents result in hundreds of serious injuries and dozens of fatalities every year, and the numbers only continue to grow. In Texas, the statistics are even worse. A whopping 40% of the nation’s oil field deaths occur in…

When you’ve been hurt on the job, the last thing you should have to worry about is money. You shouldn’t have to deal with the costs of medical treatment, the wages you’re losing, or any other financial pain. You should be able to focus on recovering and healing from your injuries. Thankfully, if your employer…