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Heavy Machinery Accidents at Construction Sites in Texas Cranes, forklifts, bulldozers and other heavy equipment cause workers to suffer injuries in construction accidents in Texas. Learn how they happen here. -
Dangers of Hands-Free Cellphone Use by Truckers in Texas Truckers are not prohibited from hands-free cellphone use. However, this dangerous practice leads to truck accidents. Find out why here. -
Why Patients File Complaints Against Doctors With the TMB Learn the reasons that patients file complaints against doctors with the TMB to avoid being the subject of one and to know what to do if you’re investigated. -
Elements of Wrongful Termination Based on Discrimination If you were fired and are considering a wrongful termination claim, it is important to understand what you will have to prove to have a valid legal claim. -
Causes of Workplace Crushing Injuries Were you crushed by an object on the job? Learn the causes of these injuries and your right to compensation if you work for a Texas non-subscriber employer. -
Proving Employer Terminated Due To Retaliation How do you prove a retaliatory termination claim against a Dallas/Fort Worth or Mid-Cities employer? -
Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses Are you a Texas nurse with a substance abuse problem or mental illness? Learn about a program that can help you with your condition and protect your license. -
What to Do If You Receive a Texas Medical Board Complaint What should you do if you are a doctor and receive a complaint from the Texas Medical Board? Here, we explain important steps to take to protect your license. -
Steps to Take If You’ve Been Wrongfully Terminated Do you believe you were wrongfully terminated from your job in Texas? Find out crucial first steps you need to take to protect your right to compensation. -
Wrongful Termination Claims Under Texas Civil Rights Laws Under Texas law, it is illegal to terminate you from your job based on certain personal characteristics or actions. Learn what they are here.