Nov 25, 2024 | Children's Product Liability, Crush Injuries, Explosion, Gas Leak Injuries, Natural Gas Explosions, Natural Gas Injuries, Offshore Accident, Oil and Gas Accident, Oil and Gas Incidents, Personal Injury
Natural gas is an essential resource powering homes, businesses, and industries. Despite its benefits, it poses significant hazards. Leaks, explosions, and exposure to toxic gases can result in catastrophic injuries or fatalities. In Texas, where natural gas is a...
Nov 21, 2024 | Burn Injury, Chemical Injury, Oil and Gas Accident, Oil and Gas Incidents, Oil Refinery Fire, Personal Injury, Work Injury, Workplace Accident
Petrochemical facilities are essential to the production of fuels, plastics, and other products critical to modern life. However, the hazards associated with storing and processing petroleum products are significant. A recent petroleum tank fire in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is...
Nov 13, 2024 | Burn Injury, Defective Product, House Fire, Personal Injury, Product Liability, Product Recall
In recent months, GoveeLife issued a recall on more than 500,000 electric heaters due to a series of malfunctions that could pose significant safety risks. With the colder months approaching, many consumers rely on electric heaters for comfort and warmth. However,...
Nov 11, 2024 | Defective Medical Device, Defective Product, Personal Injury, Product Liability
The PowerPort, manufactured by Bard, a subsidiary of Becton Dickinson (BD), is a medical device designed to provide patients with reliable access to their veins for regular treatments. Such treatments include chemotherapy, IV medication, blood transfusions, and more....
Nov 4, 2024 | Oil and Gas Accident, Oil and Gas Incidents, Oil Refinery Injuries, Workplace Explosion, Workplace Injuries
In the oil and gas industry, few areas are as important yet as hazardous as oilfield tank batteries. Essential for storing, processing, and separating produced fluids from oil and gas wells, tank batteries are critical to oilfield operations. However, they also pose...
