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In Galveston, Texas, two people were killed when a car crashed into a garbage truck. Accidents involving garbage trucks rarely make the news, but they are a major source of traumatic injuries, either for the workers aboard or for passengers of other vehicles.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, garbage truck workers have the seventh most deadly job in in the country. Additionally, waste management professional ranked fourth in worker injuries in the U.S. Regulations. Training and other safety precautions are in place to help prevent these accidents. When waste management industry accidents do occur, they can often be the fault of the company and not the fault of the worker.
Injuries are expensive; therefore, you will need to get as much compensation as you can for your injuries to pay for hospital costs, rehabilitation and lost wages.
Garbage workers perform an important task for our community. As such, they deserve the maximum protection in the case of injury. If you have been injured on the job or lost someone that you love, then reach the law offices of The Law Offices of Aaron Allison. We take pride in assisting the workers of Austin, Texas.
Did you Know? The first “garbage truck” was a wagon used by a pair of Romans around the year 200.
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