Oilfield Accidents

If you or a loved one has suffered from an oilfield accident, our deepest sympathies go out to you. Working in oil and gas is inherently dangerous — but danger is never an excuse for negligence.

Oil companies have a legal duty to protect their workers. When they cut corners or ignore safety, the results can be catastrophic.

The True Cost of Corporate Negligence

• The oil and gas industry has a long record of prioritizing profits over people, resulting in preventable injuries and deaths.
• Frequent Safety Violations: OSHA has cited thousands of serious infractions that increase the risk of death or severe harm.
• Minimal Consequences: Despite fatalities, many companies face only minor fines — mere fractions of their profits.

When Companies Ignore Their Own Rules

We don’t just prove negligence — we expose how oil companies often violate their own safety standards.

In one landmark case, we secured a $90 million settlement for a worker catastrophically burned in a well blowout. Our investigation uncovered that the operator ignored both internal safety policies and American Petroleum Institute (API) standards, including the required two-barrier safety system.

Such failures cause devastating accidents, including:

• Fires and explosions
• Machinery entrapments or strikes
• Chemical exposure and toxic fumes
• Falls and vehicle crashes

You Deserve Relentless Advocacy

After an accident, companies act fast to protect themselves — not you. Their legal teams start building a defense immediately.

You need an attorney with the experience, resources, and proven record to stand up to corporate giants and secure full compensation for your injuries, lost wages, and suffering.

Don’t Wait — Your Time Is Limited

In Texas, the Statute of Limitations for filing an oilfield injury lawsuit is typically two years. Missing that deadline could cost you your right to recover.

Contact us today for a free, confidential consultation. You pay nothing unless we win your case.