Types Of Workplace Injuries El Paso, TX
Types Of Workplace Injuries
Skilled Representation That Understands Workplace Injuries
Injured At Work? We Handle All Types Of Injury And Wrongful Termination Claims.
No two work injuries are the same. Each individual will face a specific set of circumstances as well as injuries with varying degrees of severity. Because of this, it is important to work with a legal team that understands the nuances of each injury type and has experience handling a range of injury claims.
Injured At Work? We Handle All Types Of Injury And Wrongful Termination Claims.
At Davie & Valdez, P.C., we are those workplace injury lawyers. Together our team has a combined 50 years of legal experience. In addition, We have significant experience representing defendants in personal injury claims, so we understand what they are looking for in order to agree to a fair settlement.
The workplace injury cases we handle include:
- Burn injuries
- Brain injuries
- Loss of vision
- Loss of hearing
- Spinal cord injuries
- Back injuries
- Amputation
- Toxic exposure injuries
- Lifting injuries
- Autoimmune diseases
If you have sustained any type of injury at work, having your claim denied can feel like you have been victimized a second time. When you work with our law firm, we will call upon all available resources to prove the extent of your injuries and any lasting medical or financial effects. We are here to be your legal advocates.
The Most Frequent Injuries That Happen on the Job
Common types of workplace injuries can include sprains, broken bones, or head trauma. Workers can get hurt by slipping, tripping, or falling. These incidents can happen in just about any workplace—from a quiet office to a busy construction site. Wet floors, loose cables, uneven surfaces, and cluttered walkways are all common causes. We’ve seen how quickly a simple fall can turn into a long recovery and lost time at work. It’s important for employers to keep walkways clear and for employees to stay alert to their surroundings.
Back Strains And Lifting Injuries
Back injuries are another frequent issue we see among workers. Jobs that involve lifting, carrying, or moving heavy objects put a lot of stress on the spine. Poor posture, lack of training, or failure to use lifting equipment correctly can all lead to strains, herniated discs, or other spinal problems. Even in workplaces where lifting isn’t the primary task, repetitive motions or awkward movements can still take a toll over time. We know how frustrating it can be when something as routine as lifting a box results in long-term pain or surgery.
Injuries From Machinery And Equipment
Work involving machinery or tools carries a higher risk of injury. These types of workplace injuries range from cuts and crush injuries to amputations in the most severe cases. Sometimes, safety guards are removed, or equipment is poorly maintained, increasing the chance of something going wrong. Even experienced workers can find themselves hurt when machines malfunction or when they’re rushed to complete a task. Proper training and regular maintenance are key steps every employer should take, but unfortunately, not all of them do.
Repetitive Motion And Stress Injuries
Many types of workplace injuries don’t always happen in one moment, but rather, they can build up over time. Repetitive motion injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, or joint pain are especially common in roles that require the same action again and again. Whether it’s typing, scanning products, or assembling parts, doing the same task all day without enough breaks or ergonomic support can gradually lead to real damage. These injuries may not look serious at first, but they can become very disruptive to daily life and work if left untreated.
Exposure To Harmful Substances
In some work environments, employees are regularly exposed to chemicals, fumes, or airborne particles that can cause illness or injury. Long-term exposure may result in respiratory conditions, skin reactions, or even more serious health concerns. Protective gear and proper ventilation are essential, but when employers cut corners or don’t provide adequate protection, workers often pay the price. We’ve worked with many people who had no idea the conditions they were working in could have such a lasting impact on their health.
We’re Here When You Need Us
At Davie & Valdez P.C., we take workplace injuries seriously. With over fifty years of combined legal experience, we have helped many clients get the support they need after being hurt on the job. Our team helps clients understand the real challenges these situations bring—physically, emotionally, and financially. If you’ve been injured at work and believe your employer could have done more to prevent it, we’re ready to talk. Contact our board-certified lawyer today to learn how we can help you move forward.
Not Sure Where To Start? Your First Move Is To Contact Our Law Firm.
If you have been injured on the job in El Paso, New Mexico or a surrounding area, contact our workplace injury lawyers at 915-838-1100.

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