December 26, 2016 • Uncategorized

I was injured in an oilfield accident, do I have a case?

The short answer to this question yes, given that it can be proven the accident was caused while performing job-related duties. Worker’s compensation covers all of the medical bills and will also provide wage replacement at two-thirds of gross income level. The problem is that oilfield workers often experience very serious debilitating injuries as well […]

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December 19, 2016 • Uncategorized

What We Know About The Corpus Christi Water Contamination

On Wednesday evening, December 14th, Corpus Christi residents were directed not to shower or drink the tap water after a chemical found it’s way to the city’s water supply. The contaminant was from an emulsifying agent, Indulin AA86, of which anywhere from 3 to 24 gallons of the chemical got into the city’s water supply […]

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December 12, 2016 • Uncategorized

Fatal Accident. One Oilfield Worker Dies.

In April 2016, an equipment-related accident caused the death of an oilfield worker in West Texas. These deaths have increased as a result of the increase in fracking and oil extraction in U.S. oil producing states like Texas, Oklahoma, Montana, North and South Dakota, New Mexico, Utah, Louisiana, Wyoming, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and Pennsylvania. The […]

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November 18, 2016 • Uncategorized

Can People With Spinal Cord Injury Ever Fully Recover?

For victims of spinal cord injury, the path to recovery is narrow and often impassable. Some damage is simply too extensive to heal on its own and modern surgical techniques are only able to fix so much. Unfortunately, many people who suffer from this kind of malady feel the effects for many years or even […]

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November 14, 2016 • Uncategorized

What Damages Can I Collect In A Lawsuit For My Spinal Cord Injury?

Sustaining a spinal cord injury due to another’s negligence can be a traumatic and stressful time. In addition to the physical pain associated with your injuries, you must also deal with medical bills and lost wages. If you or someone you love has suffered a spinal cord injury at the hands of another, it may […]

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November 1, 2016 •

Horrifying Texas State Student’s Death Puts Spotlight on Bus Safety

Popular Texas State student Jordin Taylor from Burleson was killed late last Friday evening when a shuttle bus dragged her more than 500 feet after she came out of a concert venue at Cool River Ranch. Jordin was only 20 years old and a freshman at the university. It is believed that she was attending […]

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Human Error Behind 94% of Texas Vehicle Crashes

Texas has more than its fair share of car, truck and bus crashes and it appears that the main problem is the person behind the wheel. It’s not just other drivers and their passengers that are being killed and maimed on Texas roads but pedestrians innocently using city sidewalls, bicycle riders, skateboard riders, mobility scooter […]

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