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Ten Common Hazards That Make Your Construction Site Unsafe Construction sites aren’t exactly known as safe havens. Workers are often handling dangerous tools, machines, and equipment, standing up on high surfaces, having to walk around debris, and many other frightening…

Street Racing and Negligence Per Se Popularized by movies such as The Fast and the Furious, street racing is a public safety threat that’s grown dramatically in recent years. Street racing is illegal in Texas, and for good reason. It…

The Independent Medical Examination: What it Is, and Why You’ve Been Asked to Undergo One You thought your workers’ compensation claim was an open-and-shut case. You followed every instruction to the letter, reported your injury promptly, and are attending every…

Chronic Pain After a Vehicle Collision Many vehicle accidents result in a diagnosis of chronic pain syndrome. The term chronic pain generally refers to localized pain in a particular area of the body, such as the back, shoulders, or neck,…

Car Accident Skull Fracture Injuries The skull, also known as the cranial bone, provides essential protection for the brain. While the skull is extremely strong, the compression force caused by a motor vehicle collision can be even stronger. When this…

Do You Drive as Part of Your Job? Make Sure Your Employer Prioritizes Your Safety, Too! We get it—it is really, really difficult to ignore your phone and other distractions while driving. In a culture where connectivity is king, it…

Hit ’Em Where it Counts: What a Crash on the Company Dime Could Cost Your Employer Some of us have a great employer who makes us feel like valued parts of a team. Others have an employer who can only…

Vehicle Fire Injuries Vehicle accidents can cause many devastating injuries, and this is particularly true when a damaged vehicle catches on fire. Often, fires resulting from a crash are more harmful than the collision itself. Car Fire Causes If a…