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Unsafe Work Conditions, Lack of Training or Equipment, or Failure to Supervise Can All Be Grounds for On-The-Job Injury Claims

On the Job Injuries

On the Job injuries are injuries that occur while a worker is performing his job activities, regardless of the industry or the type of job.

Statistics indicate that nearly six million private sector workers are injured every year while on the job. Depending on the severity of the injury, many workers require light or restricted duties. Other workers are forced to miss multiple days of work to recover, resulting in lost wages. When medical bills associated with workers' on-the-job injuries begin coming in, the combination of both physical and financial strain can create more problems.

Typical Reasons for Injuries at Work:

unsafe work conditions
lack of safety equipment
lack of training
improper supervision
lack of appropriate warnings

While workers are free to file a workers' compensation claim against their employer (assuming workers' compensation insurance exists), there may be other potential parties or persons who may be responsible for a worker's on-the job injuries or damages. For instance, sub-contractors or equipment providers may also have some liability or responsibility.

There are numerous industries and different types of work sites where employees and workers are placed at risk for on-the-job injuries. These types of business, work sites, and work places include:

Workplaces such a shipyards and construction sites that puts a worker in contact with asbestos exposure and exposes workers to injuries from asbestosis and mesothelioma
Oilfield and Oil Services
Railroad and Railway
Construction Sites

If you or a loved one has been injured while at work or injured on-the job as a result of an asbestos exposure or construction site accident, please contact the Dallas based lawyers at the Rasansky Law Firm at 1 800 ATTORNEY (288-6763) or (214) 747- HELP (4357) so we provide you with a free consultation.

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One Killed, One Injured In Texas Water Pipe Construction Accident
Description: A wastewater pipeline construction site accident in McKinney, Texas, has left one man dead and another seriously injured. The site has been shut down until further notice and the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety Hazard Association (OSHA) is expected to investigate the deadly worker accident.
Texas Gas Plant Leak Kills One, Seriously Injures One
Description: Two workers were exposed to a hydrogen sulfide leak at a Texas gas plant last week. One of the workers died in the on-the-job accident while the other worker remains in critical condition.
Texas Bronco Oilfield Services Worker Severely Injures Hand
Description: One Longview man was seriously injured and another suffered minor injuries at a natural gas well site. The seriously injured Texas man mangled his hand when pressure shot out of a natural gas valve. The cause of the worker accident and injury is being investigated.
After Cherry Picker Accident, Fort Worth Man Seeks Face Transplant
Description: A man is seeking a rare face transplant after a horrifying work accident in which his face suffered fourth-degree burns. The man was in a cherry picker two years ago when his head came into contact with a high-voltage power line.

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Various Causes of Personal Back Injury and Where They Occur
Description: Do you or someone you know suffer from back pain? Many people suffer from a variety of back injuries and pains from any number of causes. The Dallas based Rasansky Law Firm handles personal injury cases and would be happy to evaluate your case free of charge. Contact us at 1 800 ATTORNEY (288-6763) or www.jrlawfirm.com.
Can a Subcontractor Sue for Personal Injury?
Description: Legal issues aren't easy to sort out in regards to injuries on the job. We show how subcontractors play apart in this.
The Lingering Threat of Asbestosis in the Industrial Workplace
Description: Asbestos still effects workers and sometimes causes cancer. The main workers effected include those in the construction and general industrial fields.
Construction Site Accidents
Description: If you have been injured while working on a construction site, we have tips on how to discuss this with your boss.
The Legal Ramifications of Returning to Work
Description: Going back to work after an injury isn't easy. Here are some guidelines to make sure you have a smooth transition back.
Types of Construction Accidents - Free Download Report - PDF
Description: You can get hurt at work no matter what industry you're in, but construction accidents tend to be among the highest in workplace injuries.