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A 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 moreAfter he was injured while using a circular saw on a construction site, a Harris County worker has filed a lawsuit against his employer. The lawsuit filed in the Galveston County District Court alleges that Ash Creek Con...
read moreIn Jefferson County, a former employee sued his company for injuries he sustained while re-securing loose freight loaded by his co-workers. The lawsuit stated that in 2010 the plaintiff picked-up a load at a Bo-Mac faci...
read moreAccording to WFAA News 8 in Dallas, a former firefighter is suing the city of University Park, alleging the town refuses to pay for an injury he sustained on the job. The 31-year-old filed a lawsuit against University P...
read moreSeptember marked the centennial anniversary of the first workers' compensation laws passed by the 33rd Texas Legislature. The Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation is the agency responsible fo...
read moreRecently, federal safety inspectors cited the West, Texas company that operated the fertilizer plant where an explosion killed 15 people with 24 safety violations and a $118,300 fine. The Occupational Safety and Health ...
read moreA Federal appeals court panel refused to allow Home Depot to defend itself against a Texas workers compensation claim in federal court. A 55-year-old Texas woman filed suit in state court alleging that Home Depot was ne...
read moreIn McAllen, Texas, the family of a man who died in a workplace accident is suing Home Depot for $1 million, stating that the company's negligence caused his death. The lawsuit was filed by the family of a 19-year vetera...
read moreConstruction work has its risks but sometimes that risk is more than workers bargained for. Four workers were seriously injured when a barn frame under construction at a Texas university collapsed. Austin workplace acci...
read moreTexas is known for many things besides being the lone star state. For instance, when it comes to workers' compensation insurance, Texas is nefarious for being a state that does not require all employers to obtain workers...
read moreThis summer has been one of the hottest on record. For anyone who works outside during the summer months safety must become a priority when temperatures reach into the triple digits. In Austin, the daily highs have frequ...
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