Families of Texas workers killed on the job may qualify to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Surviving spouses, children, and parents may sue nonsubscriber employers or negligent third parties. Family members can also seek punitive damages for gross negligence, even when the employer carries workers' compensation. Learn more about who can file after a fatal workplace accident in Texas.
Texas workers who suffer a traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury on the job may be able to file a lawsuit rather than accept capped benefits. Learn who qualifies to file a catastrophic workplace injury lawsuit in Texas, and what compensation may be available.
Seriously injured in a Texas construction or industrial site accident? General contractors, subcontractors, property owners, and equipment manufacturers may all share legal responsibility, which often means more parties to hold accountable and more sources of compensation than workers' comp alone provides.
Injured on the job in Texas? Workers' compensation isn't your only option. Many injured workers, from warehouse staff to oil and gas crews, may qualify to file a Texas workplace injury lawsuit. and recover compensation.
Industrial plants and manufacturing facilities are among the most hazardous workplaces in the state of Texas. Employees in refineries, chemical plants, manufacturing facilities, and other industrial settings often work around heavy machinery, dangerous equipment, toxic substances, and high-temperature processes. When safety failures occur in these environments, the consequences can be severe.
(more…)Factory workers and plant workers who were injured in a serious workplace accident in Texas may qualify to file a personal injury lawsuit and receive compensation.
(more…)Texas construction workers who were seriously injured due to a workplace accident may be eligible to file a lawsuit and receive compensation for their injuries.
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