How Pipeline Explosions Happen And Who Is Responsible When Workers Get Hurt
Pipeline explosions don’t just happen. There’s always a reason, and usually it’s something that could’ve been prevented. Equipment wears out from carrying crude oil and ...
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Hearing Loss From Oil Rig Noise Is A Compensable Injury
When someone mentions a work injury, you probably picture something dramatic. A fall. An explosion. Maybe getting crushed by equipment. But what if I told ...
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Oilfield Accident Under Investigation
A tragic incident in Eddy County has drawn attention to the inherent risks of oil and gas operations. According to officials, an oilfield worker was ...
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The FTC’s Non‑Compete Ban Is On Hold—What That Means For Workers Right Now
Case: Ryan LLC V. FTC, 2024 WL 3879954 (N.D. Tex. Aug. 20, 2024); ATS Tree Services V. FTC, 2024 WL 3511630 (E.D. Pa. July 23, ...
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an You Sue A Supervisor For Defamation Or Fraud Alongside A Discrimination Claim? A Key Question Heads To The Texas Supreme Court
Case: Butler V. Collins, No. 23‑10072, 2024 WL 3633698 (5th Cir. Aug. 2, 2024) (Certified Question Accepted Aug. 9, 2024) If you have questions about ...
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Security Clearance Decisions Can Block Parts Of Workplace Lawsuits
Case: United States Ex Rel. Johnson V. Raytheon Co., 93 F.4th 776 (5th Cir. 2024) If you have questions about this case and how the ...
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