Wrongful Death Articles

Abraham Watkins

Most Dangerous Jobs: Logging and Construction Workers (Part II)

In a post a few weeks ago, we blogged about the dangers of mining. In this post, we’ll examine two more inherently dangerous jobs that often result in on-the-job fatalities: loggers and construction workers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the fatality rate for every 100,000 workers in the logging industry is 92. While that…

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Abraham Watkins

Brain Injury Lawsuits Against the NFL Consolidated, Including Several Wrongful Death Suits

Is there a link between the suicides of ex-NFL players and permanent brain injuries caused from hits during the game? The recent lawsuits filed against the National Football League think so. Last week, in a Philadelphia federal court, 81 lawsuits against the NFL were consolidated into one “mega” lawsuit. This consolidated lawsuit has accused the…

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Keeping Your Kids Safe in the Water

Summer is upon us, and children will likely seek the fun of a swimming pool throughout the season. But the fear of a child drowning is a fear that has haunted every parent’s mind at some point. Luckily, there are some important safety precautions parents can take to prevent such a tragedy from happening. The…

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Abraham Watkins

Study: OSHA inspections lead to reduced workplace injuries

Many Texas companies see federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations as designed to add unnecessary expenses and responsibilities for employers, but do not see the benefits of complying. The truth is, OSHA’s safety regulations are intended to save employees from suffering a wrongful death or a serious personal injury while on the job….

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