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In the immediate aftermath of a motor vehicle accident in which you were driving a company vehicle, the same requirements are placed on you as if you were driving your Read More
In Texas, the employer has a general duty to provide a safe working environment for its employees that can include such things as proper equipment, proper training and sufficient personnel Read More
In another tragedy at Texas A&M, a 25-year-old man working on construction of the football stadium died after a fall. The stadium at A&M University is currently being renovated in Read More
We receive many calls from people who were injured on the job in Texas wondering what their rights are as far as compensation goes for an injury. There are many Read More
The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, also known as OSH Act, was enacted to help prevent workingmen and women from being seriously injured or killed on the job. Read More
There are some extremely good statistics about the state of Texas. Our unemployment is very low, we have no state income tax and overall a very good quality of life. Read More
A recent report indicates that at least eleven people were needlessly killed in fatal accidents in Texas. According to the report, OSHA has indicated that had the companies followed OSHA’s Read More
Workplace violence is an issue that can no longer be dismissed as ‘something that happens to someone else’ in a place other than where we are employed. As incidences of Read More
I often refer to statistics and other information provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration when making a point about workplace safety. But most people have very little knowledge Read More
What do you think of when you think of dangerous jobs? Police? Firemen? Logger? Electrician? Certainly jobs in those fields are ‘fraught with peril’ but, surprisingly, the most dangerous jobs Read More
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