Employees often work in high-risk environments like factories, refineries, oil derricks, power plants, construction sites, and warehouses. Working in dangerous places gives employees specific rights regarding workplace safety and post-accident benefits. Many workers do not realize these rights exist. If you sustain injuries on the job, you likely have questions that feel overwhelming. You may wonder where to start and what steps to take. If you were hurt, you have the right to consult an industrial injury attorney to explore your options. If you lost a loved one in an industrial accident, you may have the right to take action against the employer. Someone from our firm can answer all your questions and guide you forward.
If you sustain injuries on the job, you’re facing questions that overwhelm most people. You might be wondering where you should start and what steps to take. If you were hurt, you have the right to consult an industrial injury attorney to discuss your options. If you’re the family of an industrial worker who lost his life on the job, you may be wondering if you can take action against the employer. Someone at our firm can answer all your questions.
If you suffered injuries because of your employer’s negligence or a third party, you may deserve financial compensation. You should never remain in the dark after sustaining injuries. Seek legal help from our team to protect your rights. We stay available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to answer your questions. We also offer free consultations to evaluate your case and recommend the best course of action. You do not have to face a personal injury case alone. Our firm knows how to fight aggressively against large corporations to secure the compensation you deserve.
You may have questions about whether you can receive compensation for your injuries. Our team stands ready to answer your questions and provide legal guidance. Call us at (361) 884-1086 or click on your question in the list on the right to get started.
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Joe Brad Brock hails from the small town of Vernon, Texas. During his youth, he learned the value of industriousness working in grain elevators and on various farms and ranches.
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