workplace accidents

Workplace Accidents: US History and Facts

America’s History of Workplace Injuries Conditions have changed for the better, but through the years and across various industries, US workplace history is littered with major disasters, both…

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what is a crush injury

What is a Crush Injury?

A crush injury is any injury or injuries that occur to any part of the body when it is when force or pressure is put on a body…

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Warehouse Accidents Cause Injury Risks for Workers

Warehouse Accident Claims in Texas Explained

From online retailers to grocery store, many businesses use warehouses to ship, receive, and store materials and goods across the U.S. Factories are also necessary to produce and distribute products, providing thousands of jobs for Americans.

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The Dangers of Using Forklifts | Forklift Injuries | Lubbock, TX

The Dangers of Using Forklifts

One of the most useful machines in a number of industries, including construction, warehousing, and manufacturing, is the forklift. When used properly, a forklift can go a long way…

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FELA

Why FELA is So Important for Injured Railroad Workers

Working on the railroad has always been a hazardous profession. Injury or death can occur suddenly and without warning. If you or a loved one is a railroad worker who has been injured on the job due to the negligence of the railroad company, you may be able to recover damages under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act or FELA.

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common construction accidents

If I Get Workers Comp, Can I Still File a Lawsuit?

In most cases, when you have been injured on the job, the only way you can recover compensation from your employer will be through the workers’ compensation system. Anyone who collects workers’ compensation in Texas for their workplace injury of illness is prohibited from filing a standard lawsuit for related damages because the law says that a workers’ compensation claim is an “exclusive remedy” for any such injury or illness.

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