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Industrial Accident Attorneys in Houston

Workers' compensation is a form of insurance that provides wage replacement and benefits to employees who have been hurt on the job. This insurance disallows employees from suing their employer for negligence following an injury, disability, or death. However, even in states where workers' compensation is mandatory, many companies do not offer enough to cover expenses following an on-site injury. You’re still entitled to financial compensation after an industrial accident, and Davis Law Group will fight for your justice.

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Our Approach

The industrial sector is inherently dangerous, and those who work these jobs may face injuries, disabilities, and fatalities. Among these important industries are the energy, food, defense, and mining industries. When accidents happen on-site, you need time and energy to heal. We understand industrial workplace law and use creative strategies to get you the compensation you deserve. You shouldn’t have to go through any accident alone, and our experienced Houston industrial accident lawyers are here to help.

Why Davis Law Group?

Davis Law Group, established in April 2013 by Joshua Davis, a seasoned, double-board-certified personal injury attorney, is committed to advocating for justice for those injured in industrial accidents on the job. Our firm brings extensive experience, knowledge, and credibility to industrial accident cases and is profoundly committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those affected. Clients can trust our dedicated team to prioritize their best interests as we pursue justice and compensation.

When our client has been injured, we fearlessly take on insurance companies or other responsible parties. Our skilled negotiators and litigators at Davis Law Group will put your needs at the forefront of our process, protecting your rights and pursuing the justice and compensation owed to you. We believe in open and honest communication throughout the legal process, patiently listening to your concerns, answering any questions you may have, and keeping you informed about your case's progress.

Types of Industrial Accidents We Deal With

Slips and Falls

Out of all the injuries that occur in an industrial environment, 16% result from some type of slip or fall. Occupations most at risk for these injuries are security workers, groundskeepers, and store clerks. Freshly mopped areas, big spills, and slippery surfaces may be to blame, especially when endured from a height. Additionally, harsh weather conditions resulting in snowy walkways, iced-over pathways, and water being tracked indoors can cause great injury.

Falling Objects

Many occupations involve the transfer and movement of stock items or vehicles. Object injuries can occur from falling stock, heavy machinery, or being physically forced against stationary furniture. Most often, heavy boxes fall off a shelf, off a moving forklift, or are dropped by an employee from the upper level of a multi-level storage facility. The impact of these objects can cause head, neck, and spine injuries, as well as death, depending on the size of the load.

Chemical Burns

Safety regulations are not always closely followed, and when chemical substances are involved, workers face deadly conditions. A lack of regulations can lead to improper material handling, storage, waste management, and personal protective equipment. Common chemical interactions come from pesticides, acids, and solvents, some of which may cause fires or explosions. Burns, rashes, throat irritation, and lung damage are suffered by those affected, and life-long neurological injuries may also arise from repeated exposure.

Improper Lifting

Physical labor jobs are demanding on the body and often require workers to engage in physical activities outside their physical capacity or energy expendability. Overexertion in physical labor jobs may result in improper lifting, awkward body positioning, and injury. Injuries typically happen when a load is primarily supported by one body part or when uneven pressure is exerted on the spine. Industry accidents include lifting truck shipments, inventory stock, heavy machinery, forklift loads, construction materials, furniture, boxes, garbage cans, and even people.

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What to Do if You’ve Been in an Accident

  • Seek medical attention immediately for any injuries.
  • Report the accident to your employer or supervisor.
  • Document the accident scene, including taking photos if possible.
  • Collect contact information from any witnesses.
  • Keep detailed records of all medical treatment and expenses.
  • Call our experienced industrial accident attorneys in Houston to understand your legal rights and options.

Your Case Matters, and We Are Here to Help

At Davis Law Group, we understand the unexpected and potentially catastrophic nature of industrial accidents. Our team of Houston industrial accident lawyers is dedicated to assisting you or your loved one in holding responsible parties accountable and seeking fair compensation for injuries or wrongful death resulting from an industrial accident. With our experience, knowledge, and resources, we are here to represent you during these challenging times. Contact our office today to begin navigating the legal process.

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FAQ

What should I do if I’m involved in an industrial accident?

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What should I do if I’m involved in an industrial accident?

After receiving immediate medical care as necessary, you should notify your boss and submit an incident report. This is essential for receiving workers’ compensation. Consult with an attorney as soon as possible so they can evaluate the consequences of your injury and how it may affect your livelihood.

What can I receive compensation for?

Workers with industrial injuries may receive compensation for medical expenses, wage loss, and decreased earning capacity. An attorney can get you and your family disability while you’re completely unable to work, which is essential for financial stability. In some states, including Texas, you can still receive compensation even if you were at fault for the injury.

Why do I need a lawyer?

When you’re the sole provider, the compensation you receive affects your economic status. You want your family supported, and we want to help. It can be difficult to receive precisely what you need from your employer, especially if they do not offer a satisfactory amount of compensation if any at all.

How long will it take to resolve my case?

On average, industrial workplace accident cases take about 1.5 years. The case length relies on many factors, including whether or not the settlement can be negotiated, if a hearing is needed, and if an appeal is filed. A longer case is not necessarily a bad one; they tend to result in higher awards.

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