Texas Industrial Accident Lawyer

Industrial accidents are hard to predict, but that does not mean they cannot be prevented. Every industry, from lumber to defense to chemical manufacturing, have regulations in place to preserve worker safety. When managers or contractors fail to meet these regulations, workers can be severely injured by their negligence.

At BCH, we provide skilled and aggressive representation for those injured in industrial accidents. Whether you were exposed to dangerous chemicals, slipped and fell on a poorly-maintained walkway, or were hurt by faulty equipment, we have more than 150 years of collective experience and know how to build a strong case in your favor.

Injuries Associated with Industrial Accidents

Even if your injuries were partially covered by workers’ compensation, you may be entitled to more compensation in other cases. Unfortunately, workers’ comp does not always cover for your medical treatment and lost earning potential. When you need more resources than your policy offers, the only way to seek compensation is through a personal injury claim for a serious injury. BCH offers representation for workers suffering many types of injuries, including:

• Injuries from falls
• Paralysis / loss of mobility
• Loss of limbs / amputation
• Illness from exposure to toxic chemicals
• Severe burns from explosions or chemicals

Who Is Liable for Industrial Accidents?

Unfortunately, many industrial accidents are preventable and are caused by the negligence or carelessness of employers, manufacturers, or other parties.

When it comes to the causes of industrial accidents, it is important to consider the following factors:

• Employer Negligence: Employers have a legal obligation, known as "the duty of care," to provide their employees with a safe working environment. If an employer fails to maintain safe working conditions, provide proper training, or take necessary safety precautions, they may be liable for any resulting accidents or injuries.
• Manufacturer Liability: Manufacturers have a responsibility to ensure that their products are safe and do not pose a risk to workers. If a manufacturer produces a defective product that causes an industrial accident, they may be liable for any resulting damages.
• Improper Maintenance: Equipment and machinery must be properly maintained to ensure that they are functioning safely. If a company fails to properly maintain its equipment, it may be liable for any accidents that occur as a result.
• Safety Code Violations: Employers must comply with all federal and state safety regulations and codes. If a company violates these codes, it may be held liable for any resulting accidents.

Why BCH Can Help

The legal system is complex—that’s why the law provides advocates, in order to allow ordinary people to benefit from the full power of the law. At BCH, our experienced attorneys know what it takes to prepare your case for trial.

From discovery and retaining expert witnesses to negotiating appropriate settlements, your lawyer will be by your side fighting for your interests. While lawyers cannot promise the outcome of any case, we can promise this—you will never be alone. Call (713) 425-7100 to schedule your free consultation or fill out our simple form online.