When Workplace Injuries Derail Your Life
Legal Support for Injured Workers in Texas
Workplace injuries happen every day—and not just on construction sites. From office slip-and-falls to industrial accidents, workers in all kinds of jobs can suffer injuries that take them off the clock and out of their routine. Unfortunately, some employers and insurance companies don’t make the recovery process easy. If you’ve been hurt at work, you may be entitled to more than just basic workers' comp benefits. Depending on your case, you may have a third-party injury claim. We’re here to evaluate your situation, fight for your rights, and pursue the full compensation you deserve.
Why You Need a Lawyer After a Workplace Injury
Not every work injury case is straightforward. Sometimes your employer isn’t covered by workers’ comp—or a third party (like a contractor or equipment manufacturer) may be liable for your injuries. That’s where we come in.
- Determine if you qualify for a personal injury lawsuit
- Investigate unsafe work conditions or employer negligence
- Document injuries and medical treatment for long-term claims
- Handle disputes with employers, insurers, or benefit administrators
- Pursue third-party claims for compensation beyond workers’ comp
No fee unless we win – Get in touch today to talk about your case.
Work Accident Claims We Handle
We work with injured employees across a range of industries—from laborers and delivery drivers to warehouse staff and office workers. Whatever your job, we’re here to protect your rights and your recovery.
Construction Site Injuries
Scaffolding falls, power tool accidents, or unsafe working conditions.
Industrial or Warehouse Accidents
Equipment malfunctions, forklift crashes, or exposure to hazardous materials.
Slip and Falls at Work
Falls caused by wet floors, poor lighting, or cluttered walkways.
Repetitive Motion or Overexertion Injuries
Claims involving back injuries, carpal tunnel, or muscle strain.
Third-Party Liability Cases
Injuries caused by subcontractors, defective equipment, or negligent vendors.