Construction Site Safety Guidelines & OSHA Regulations
Construction is the deadliest industry in the United States. Every year, more workers lose their lives in fatal construction accidents than in any other occupation. In an effort to prevent worker injuries and deaths, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
Preventing Falling Objects on Texas Construction Sites
Every year, serious injuries and fatalities are caused by falling objects on Texas construction sites. Tools and building materials that are used aloft can fall on unsuspecting workers down below – especially if the proper safety regulations are not followed….
Scaffolding Injuries on a Texas Construction Site
Construction is the most dangerous industry in the United States. It has the highest annual fatality rate due to accidents such as scaffolding disasters and catastrophic falls. Scaffolds must be carefully built, inspected and regulated to ensure optimal worker safety…
Understanding Catastrophic Injuries in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Automobile accidents in Texas send victims to hospitals with serious injuries almost daily. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 4,498 people lost their lives in fatal traffic accidents in 2021. Those who survive motor vehicle collisions often suffer…
Worker Rights and Protections After a Construction Accident
If you or a loved one suffers an injury in a construction accident in Texas, it is important to understand your rights as an injured worker. Otherwise, you could be taken advantage of by your employer or an insurance company,…
What You Shouldn’t Say to Insurance Adjusters After an Accident
After a motor vehicle collision, you will likely have to work with an insurance adjuster at some point – either from your own insurance company or the insurer of another driver. During these interactions, it’s important that you are careful…
Checklist for What to Do After a Car Accident in Texas
If you are involved in a car accident in Texas, it’s essential that you know how to proceed to protect your legal rights. Keep this checklist handy in case you ever need it. Stay at the Scene Texas law requires…
What to Do When the At-Fault Driver Is Uninsured or Underinsured
Texas law requires all drivers to maintain liability insurance in case they cause an accident with another driver. Despite this law, the Insurance Information Institute estimates that 8.3% of drivers, or about 1 out of every 12 drivers, in Texas…
The Statute of Limitations for Car Accident Claims in Texas
Texas laws regarding time limits for filing personal injury claims can dramatically impact your ability to recover fair compensation. Here is what you need to know about the statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Texas. What Are Statutes…
What Damages Are Available in Car Accident Cases?
A serious car accident can have a significant, lasting impact on your life. They can cause an unexpected financial burden, severe injury, and even impact your ability to earn income in the future. Fortunately, you may be able to recover…
Texas Chemical Plant Explosion Claims
Chemical plant explosions can account for some of Texas’s most serious workplace accidents. Explosions and fires at the plants can cause employees to sustain life-altering injuries. It is important for victims to seek legal assistance as soon as possible after…
How to Use Social Media Responsibly After a Car Accident
If you make an insurance claim, the insurance adjuster assigned to your case will likely research any publicly available information about you. Things you report online are also discoverable if your case goes to court, so it is vital that…