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A lawsuit alleging a man drowned after being struck by a hose on-the-job has been transferred out of Jefferson County. On September 13, a judge granted the motion to transfer the case to Parker County in Weatherford, Tex...
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On November 20, an Austin Police Department (APD) cruiser and an Austin-Travis County EMS van were involved in an early morning collision in East Austin, at the intersection of 12th Street and Airport Boulevard. Around ...
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A recent accident at an Austin construction site provides an opportunity to address workplace safety. The accident happened in the morning when a worker on a construction project fell 30 feet from a steel girder landing ...
read moreAccording to court documents, a Fort Bend County woman claims an auto parts store allegedly fired her after she sustained an injury at work. The woman sued Azer Texas LLC, otherwise known as Auto Zone, in Fort Bend Coun...
read moreOn the night of October 26, emergency crews responded to a fatal two-car accident on Loop 360. According to the Austin Police Department, a Nissan was rear-ended by a blue Hyundai around 10 p.m. A 26-year-old woman was ...
read moreOur Austin Injury Attorney Represents Victims of Injuries On the Job When we consider employees in need of workers compensation, we often think about those who handle machinery or heavy equipment that can cause harm if t...
read moreOur Austin Injury Attorneys Explain Workers Compensation Laws Each state regulates its own workers compensation laws, and Texas is unique in that it does not require most private employers to carry workers compensation. ...
read moreOur Austin Injury Attorneys Assist with Workers Compensation Claims Texas law permits employers to opt out of workers compensation, often in favor of alternative policies. These companies, known as nonsubscribers, often ...
read moreOur Austin Injury Attorneys Explain Workers Compensation Workers compensation covers employees when they suffer injuries on the job. In most cases, employees cannot sue employers that offer workers compensation, but they...
read moreOur Austin Injury Lawyers Explain Workers Comp Laws When an employee suffers an injury at work caused by someone other than a coworker or employer, that employee may be entitled to benefits above and beyond workers compe...
read moreAccording to USA Today, a Texas physician appeared before the Texas Medical Board on charges that he had negligently prescribed painkillers that resulted in a woman’s death. The family doctor had already faced multipl...
read moreA Galveston County worker who suffered disfiguring burns from a deadly explosion on an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is suing Houston's Black Elk Energy LLC, the Wood Group USA Inc. and others based on cl...
read moreIn Texas City recently, a woman filed a lawsuit against a pair of pet owners following two alleged dog attacks against her son. This past February, the child was attacked by the dog while playing on a public sidewalk out...
read moreA Victoria, Texas woman was shocked when her physician diagnosed her with Stage IV terminal breast cancer. After the diagnosis, the mother of four gave away her belongings, arranged for a hospice worker to care for her a...
read moreOn October 29, a cyclist was killed in Austin when she fell from her bicycle and into traffic after her tire blew out. According to the Department of Public Safety, the woman was on a 40-mile bike ride with other cyclis...
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