Construction Accidents (2)

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Road Design and Construction Can Contribute to an Auto Accident

Posted by texastriallawyers on August 16th, 2010 under Auto Accidents, Construction Accidents  •  No Comments

Errors in road design and construction contribute daily to automobile and semi truck crashes. Several of the more common factors include barriers and guardrails, exit and entrance ramps, road markings and road surfaces, signage problems, roadway shoulder designs, traffic control mechanisms, visibility, and the flow of traffic patterns. The car accident potential is magnified in [...]

OSHA- Freeport Company violations exposed workers

Posted by texastriallawyers on March 28th, 2010 under Construction Accidents, Safety  •  No Comments

OSHA regulators have cited Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical Corp. in allegations of workers exposed to hazardous substances in the air, its reported. Initial proposed penalties by OSHA exceed 50 thousand dollars.  However such initial proposed penalties are frequently reduced substantially, on a case by case basis. OSHA was enacted to aide in work place safety.  [...]

Two workers injured when scaffolding collapses

Posted by texastriallawyers on February 19th, 2010 under Construction Accidents  •  No Comments

Two construction workers were seriously injured while working on the façade of a retail center in Galveston County, officials reported. The accident occurred while the two men were working 12 feet off the ground on scaffolding when it collapsed. One worker fell straight down while the other fell with the collapsing scaffolding, witnesses said. One [...]

Wrongful Death Cases

Posted by texastriallawyers on May 16th, 2012 under Construction Accidents, Product Liability, Wrongful Death  •  No Comments

Many people who suffer the unexpected loss of a loved one do not have the clarity of thought to realize that if their family member died as a result of the negligence of another person – then they may be able to sue for ‘wrongful’ death in a court of law. Of course, the surviving [...]