If you’ve been injured on the job in Houston, you probably have questions about filing a work injury lawsuit. On-the-job injuries can be incredibly costly. In addition to putting you out of work, they can also interfere with all other aspects of your life.

So when can you bring a work injury lawsuit? The answer to this question depends on two main factors:

  1. The cause of your injury. This will determine who bears responsibility and whether you can sue.
  2. Whether or not your employer has workers’ compensation coverage. Texas does not require most employers to carry workers’ compensation coverage. However, employers that voluntarily provide coverage are protected against employee lawsuits for work injuries in most cases.

Patrick Daniel Law can help you explore your legal options if you have been injured at work. For a FREE consultation, please call (713) 999-6666 today.

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It may be necessary to file an 18-wheeler accident lawsuit if you were hurt or a member of your family was injured or killed in a collision with a commercial truck. Although an 18-wheeler accident can happen anywhere, some states see far more of these crashes than others.

Texas is no stranger to truck accidents. Call Patrick Daniel Law today at (713) 999-6666 to discuss your 18-wheeler accident lawsuit for FREE.

How Common Are 18-Wheeler Accidents?

This year the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has recorded more than 57,000 commercial truck accidents in the United States. A significant portion of these accidents involve 18-wheelers.

Also known as semi trucks, big rigs, and more, 18-wheeler trucks carry everything from consumer goods to oil and gas. While they play an essential role in our economy, they are also responsible for a significant number of roadway injuries and fatalities each year.

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An aerial lift injury should never be taken lightly. Workers are often seriously hurt and even killed in accidents involving boom lifts, scissor lifts, cherry pickers, and other equipment.

Unfortunately, workers may be unaware of their rights if they suffer injury in an aerial lift accident. Workers’ compensation is often considered the only way your expenses will be covered after a workplace injury, but even this is not guaranteed. (It also might not be your only legal option.)

At Patrick Daniel Law, we can review your claim or claims for free and aggressively pursue fair compensation for you and your family. If you or a loved one suffered harm as a result of an aerial lift injury, please call (713) 999-6666 today. Patrick Daniel Law serves clients throughout Houston, all of Texas, and nationwide.

Are Employers Liable for Aerial Lift Accidents?

Employers who carry workers’ compensation insurance can generally not

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