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As the Hydraulic Fracturing Practice Grows in Texas, So Do Concerns About Its Safety

At a time when onshore oil and gas drilling continues to rise, many questions remain unanswered about the safety of “fracking,” or hydraulic fracturing, a method of oil extraction that has grown increasingly popular. Hydraulic fracturing is a method used in Texas and across the United States to access oil…

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Texas Workers Compensation System Too Often Fails to Perform Its Duty to Injured Workers

While Texas has been fortunate to have sustained economic growth for several years, enough to be dubbed the “Texas miracle,” some argue that this growth has come at a disturbing price, particularly higher worker fatalities and weak benefits for workers who are injured. Texas is the only state in the…

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One Killed, Four Injured in Comanche, Texas After Fireworks Explosion

Fireworks are a long-standing tradition on July 4th. However, they can also be highly dangerous, especially if not handled appropriately. Recently, tragedy hit the Comanche area when one person was killed and four others injured in a fireworks accident. The accident occurred when Kiwanis Club members were preparing fireworks for…

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Japanese Automakers Preparing to Recall Three Million Vehicles Sold in Southern States, Including Texas

It appears as though General Motors is not the only major automaker to order recalls of thousands of its automobiles. Now Japanese automakers Mazda, Honda, and Nissan have ordered recalls as well. Between the three, more than three million vehicles were slated to be recalled, due to faulty airbags supplied…

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Commissioner of Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation Resigns

Rod Bordelon, the Commissioner of Texas’ Division of Workers’ Compensation, abruptly resigned from his position last week, possibly due to criticism that his division was too cozy with the insurers it was supposed to be regulating. Bordelon’s resignation will officially take effect on August 1. In the meantime, both workers’…

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Texas Court of Appeals Affirms Ruling Against Man Injured By Falling Air Compressor

The Texas Court of Appeals of the First District recently affirmed a trial court’s summary judgment motion against a plaintiff injured by an air compressor box at Lowe’s. In Carpenter v. Campbell Hausfeld Company, Dwayne Carpenter was shopping for an air compressor at a nearby Lowe’s store in 2009. He…

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