Oilmen do some of the most dangerous work in America, whether they work in the oilfields, on a jack-up rig, or an oil rig anchored in the Gulf. While the individual worker may take every possible precaution, his safety and even his life may still depend upon the actions of other work crews or conditions on the oilfield.

When an oilfield worker is injured or dies in an oilfield accident, on a jacked-up rig, or traveling to or from an offshore oil rig, families often need help understanding their legal rights and how to get compensation for the damages caused by the injury or death. They need to talk to a personal injury lawyer.

I handle injury and wrongful death claims from oilfield accidents caused by third-party contractors (mud loggers, wireline operators, frac companies, or rig movers), or occurring during testing, frac jobs, wireline operations, oil well drilling, well restoration, and workover activities, such as:

• Well drilling or servicing
• Compressor stations
• Pump jacks and pumping operations
• Work rig collapses
• Falls from rigs and equipment
• Equipment failures and defective products
• Frac tank mishaps
• Well blowouts
• Explosions and fires

Oilfield accidents often result in catastrophic personal injuries, such as severe burns and electrocution, broken backs and necks from falls, head injuries from falling equipment, or loss of limbs from explosions or defective equipment.

Have you been seriously injured in an oilfield accident? If so, oilfield accident claims can become extremely complicated. Often you find that Workers’ Compensation insurance is not enough to fully compensate you for your losses. I can pursue fair and just compensation for temporary and permanent injuries and disabilities. I work hard to ensure you receive financial recovery from every responsible party. Don’t hesitate. It is important you act quickly to protect your rights.