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Houston personal injury lawyer Dax Garza is Texas Board certified in personal injury law. With millions recovered for clients, Dax Garza helps injured Texans get the compensation they need.

As all Houstonians know, driving in Houston is practically unavoidable. As a city that is consistently growing in population and jobs, Houston’s 2.3 million residents will see more vehicles on the roads, which means there will be more car accidents.

Millions of Americans’ lives are changed each year due to trucking or motor vehicle accidents in an astonishing six million recorded accidents across the country annually. For Texans who depend on their vehicles and travel extensively on roads and highways, it’s a jarring reality.

While riding a motorcycle should be a fun and efficient mode of transportation, Houston has been identified as one of the worst cities in Texas for fatal motorcycle accidents.

Houston is considered one of the most dangerous cities in the US for pedestrians. Learn more how our pedestrian accident attorney can help you.

Being hit by a drunk driver is a terrifying experience that can wreck your vehicle and leave you with severe injuries. Despite drunk driving being illegal in Texas, every 20 minutes a person is injured or killed in a car accident involving alcohol.

Getting injured while on the job can be stressful, debilitating, and can leave you and your family wondering how you will cover the costs of your medical bills. Employers should do everything possible to keep workers safe in their work environment.

When a person dies as a result of negligence or malice, the grief, mental anguish, and anger felt by their loved ones is incomparable. Wrongful deaths leave an unfillable hole in families when a loved one is taken too soon and under preventable circumstances.

Texas is proud to be the top producing state for the oil and gas industry. Oil and gas companies’ success depend on their workers, but they remain unlikely to maintain the appropriate workplace safety standards.

The construction industry has long been notorious for workplace hazards. In fact, the construction industry does such a poor job of ensuring workers’ safety that OSHA found it to be the most dangerous industry in the nation.

Refinery owners and operators must build and maintain a safe workplace for employees, especially when it comes to the machinery and equipment that processes and stores the volatile compounds used in refinery operations.

The maritime industry has a reputation for utilizing inadequate safety measures, leading to a frequency of workplace accidents. Seamen aboard a vessel in navigation often endure grueling physical labor in extreme climates, which can cause horrific injuries, including amputations.