Workplace Accidents

Oil field accidents, like slip and fall cases, require intensive investigations, often involving explosions, fires, falls from equipment, or injuries from machinery. These accidents are common, with over 70,000 oil and gas industry injuries reported annually in the U.S. Many accidents stem from companies failing to properly train employees or overworking them, and often not following federal or state safety guidelines. As a result, workers and third parties can suffer serious injuries.

Construction accidents are all too common in South Texas. For example, a roofer may step on an unnailed board, falling several stories and suffering severe injuries or death. The high demand for homes has led to overworked workers and corner-cutting by contractors, prioritizing profits over safety, leaving many injured without compensation.

Construction accident cases are fact-intensive, requiring investigation into worker supervision, safety procedures, equipment availability, and possible negligence by other companies. Thorough work is essential, from reviewing diagrams to hiring experts for site inspections, ensuring victims get the compensation they deserve.

Workplace injuries can happen in an instant—from a slip on a wet floor to an accident with heavy machinery. When you're hurt on the job, you may be facing medical bills, time off work, and a lot of stress. Our firm is here to make sure you don’t go through it alone. We fight to protect your rights and get you the compensation you need to recover and move forward.