Workplace falls are a common cause of both severe injuries and death. OSHA has regulations in place regarding fall protection to protect workers. OSHA Standard 1910.28(b)(1)(i) sets a four-foot standard for general workplaces and OSHA Standard 1926.501(b)(1) sets a six-foot standard for construction workplaces. In both workplaces, fall protection is essential to ensure the safety…
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A report commissioned by the Permian Road Safety Coalition and released by Texas A&M Transportation Institute revealed that severe and fatal crashes occur at a higher rate in the Permian Basin than the rest of Texas.[1] The report reveals an impacting statistic that accidents that occurred in the Permian Basin were twice as likely to…
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Texas is among the leaders in the United States when it comes to drunk driving incidents. At Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner, we understand the devasting impact drunk drivers can cause for individuals and their families. When a drunk driving accident occurs, it is imperative that you seek legal representation. At Abraham Watkins,…
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According to recent statistics, every year, around 2.3 million people worldwide have workplace accidents. When a workplace injury occurs, it is imperative that you seek legal representation. At Abraham Watkins, we make sure that we hold those responsible accountable and fight for the compensation the clients need and deserve. Common workplace injuries include fall hazards,…
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Plant explosions are extremely dangerous and have devastating affects among communities and the innocent people who work at these establishments. Plant explosions, as you may know, can cause significant damage, disrupt communities, and pose serious risks to human lives. Sadly, these types of explosions happen far more often than one may realize due to many…
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When it comes to product recalls, there are a few categories all consumers should know about. First, we have a “physical hazard” recall. This happens when a product poses a risk to consumers’ safety due to certain physical characteristics. “Contamination” is the second type of product recalls. These occur when products are found to contain…
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A heart-wrenching incident unfolded on July 2nd, 2023, when a suspected drunk driver crashed into a utility pole, resulting in the tragic death of a 3-year-old child. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) responded to the scene of the single-vehicle wreck in Baytown, Texas, where both the driver and the young passenger were ejected from…
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A proposed class action lawsuit against General Motors (GM) LLC, alleging a software defect in trucks and SUVs that prematurely cut off airbag deployments, has been dismissed by U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar. While the judge allowed the plaintiffs to amend their complaint, he ruled that they failed to sufficiently plead a well-defined defect….
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