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Our team has the expertise needed to handle a vast range of personal injury cases. Some of the most common types of cases we handle include: Motor vehicle accidents Workplace accidents Defective products Oil field injuries Boat accidents Maritime injuries Refinery accidents Heavy equipment accidents Bus accidents Wrongful death We truly care about all of […]
In Texas, unlike many other states, most employers aren’t required to carry workers’ compensation insurance. As a result, determining liability in workplace eye injury cases can be complicated. If your employer does have workers’ compensation insurance, you may be eligible for benefits through this system, regardless of who is at fault. On the other hand, […]
Injuries to the eyes can range from minor scratches to significant traumas, and it’s essential to understand when an injury requires professional attention. Some common signs that an eye injury should be taken seriously include: Severe pain or discomfort Decreased or complete loss of vision Persistent redness or swelling Sensitivity to light Difficulty moving the […]
Immediately seek medical attention, report the incident to your supervisor, document any evidence (photos, witness statements), and contact a qualified attorney.
A lawyer can navigate the complex legal process, gather evidence, negotiate with insurance companies, and ensure you receive fair compensation for your injuries and losses.
After a drilling rig accident, you may receive compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and rehabilitation costs, either through workers’ compensation or by filing a negligence claim. Punitive damages may also apply in cases of gross negligence.
In Texas, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim is generally two years from the date of the accident. However, it’s essential to act quickly to preserve evidence and strengthen your case.
If negligence caused the accident, you might have grounds for a personal injury claim against the responsible party. Proving negligence involves demonstrating that the other party failed to uphold a duty of care, leading to your injuries.
At The Callahan Law Firm, your initial consultation is at no cost, and you will not be charged any fees unless we secure compensation in your case. Get in touch to discuss your legal options with no financial obligation.
According to data, rollovers are the primary cause of death among heavy equipment operators, including those involving backhoes. Workers on foot near backhoes are also at risk of being struck by heavy equipment or trucks. There’s also a risk of falling off of a backhoe, which can be a fatal circumstance.