Contacting an attorney right away can have a serious impact on your injury case.
You get seriously injured in a fall at work. It’s not your fault. Your fall-arrest system failed. You had been complaining for weeks about how it was outdated and may not work when needed, but your employer refused to upgrade it. As such, you believe their negligence led to the injuries -- you may...
Dealing with an injury is often the prime focus after a workplace accident. Whether you need to visit an on-site nurse's office or leave your job to go to the hospital, getting medical care right away is best for you. A quick diagnosis and treatment can decrease your recovery time and improve your...
Businesses can gain significant advantages through the use of night shifts. By operating around the clock, they can maximize production and make the best use of their premises. There are other benefits to carrying out work when most people are sleeping. Undertaking vital repairs at night can...
If you get injured on the job, your second priority -- right after getting proper medical care for your injuries -- is to officially report the incident to your employer. They may already know what happened or at least that an incident occurred, but you want to officially report it so that they...
Workers in various industries in San Antonio face burn injury risks. The upcoming National Burn Awareness Week will underscore the importance of learning to recognize the severity of burn injuries. Sometimes, damaged nerve endings mask the pain of third-degree burn injuries, delaying critically...
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics records indicate that 1,008 construction workers were killed in work-related accidents during 2018. This statistic underscores the dangerous conditions industry workers in Texas and across the country face. Safety authorities identified the top six safety hazards....
Many Texas businesses employ lone workers in places away from others, making them more vulnerable than those working in crews. Occupations that might require employees to work in isolation include oil field mechanics, bulk plant attendants, property managers, security guards, loggers, taxi...
Ground-level workers on construction sites in Texas are exposed to multiple struck-by hazards. They have to be alert to dangers posed by falling objects from higher levels, flying debris and moving equipment. Employers are responsible for the health and safety of workers, and they must address...
As a Texas oil and gas industry worker, you no doubt understand that this type of work often ranks high on lists of industries that carry increased risk for on-the-job accidents and worker injuries. Your employer has hopefully provided all necessary training, information and equipment to help you...
Workers in Texas and other states risk their lives each day. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides safety standards and guidelines for all industries. However, many employers fail to recognize potential unanticipated incidents. That is where appropriate PPE is crucial as a...
