La Porte & Baytown Refinery Accidents: Who Is Liable?

Understanding Liability in Texas Refinery Accidents Refineries in La Porte and Baytown play a critical role in Texas’ industrial economy, but they are also among the most dangerous workplaces in the state. Explosions, toxic chemical releases, equipment malfunctions, and unsafe working conditions can cause devastating injuries. Under Texas law, liability may fall on: Knowing who…
Filing a Wrongful Death Claim in Texas: What Families Should Know

When a loved one’s life is cut short because of someone else’s negligence or misconduct, Texas law allows surviving family members to pursue justice through a wrongful death claim. At Gilman & Allison, LLP, we help families across Houston, Corpus Christi, and the Texas Gulf Coast hold negligent parties accountable and seek the financial recovery…
Ryobi Pressure Washer Recall: Injuries, Safety Risks & Legal Rights in Texas

Dangerous Defect Leads to Major Recall In August 2025, Ryobi and its parent company, TTI Outdoor Power Equipment, announced a massive recall of nearly 780,000 Ryobi electric pressure washers due to a serious safety hazard. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, these popular tools contain a defective capacitor that can overheat, burst, and…
Injured in an Accident? Here’s Why You Need an Experienced Personal Injury Lawyer on Your Side

When you’ve been injured in an accident—whether on the road, at work, or on someone else’s property—the physical, emotional, and financial toll can feel overwhelming. Medical bills pile up, lost wages create stress, and insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. That’s why hiring an experienced Texas personal injury lawyer can make all the difference….
Injured Longshoreman at Houston or Galveston Terminals? Know Your Rights

Working as a longshoreman in Houston or Galveston means long hours around heavy machinery, container ships, and nonstop cargo operations. These ports are vital to Texas’ economy—but they are also some of the most dangerous workplaces in the country. If you were injured while working at a terminal, you may be entitled to compensation under…
Injured in Galveston County?

Why Galveston County Injury Cases Are Unique Life in Galveston County is shaped by industry, tourism, and the sea. From the busy Port of Galveston to the refineries in Texas City and the traffic on I-45, accidents happen every day. When they do, injury victims often find themselves up against powerful corporations, insurance companies, and…
Corpus Christi Maritime Injury Lawyers – Protecting Injured Seamen and Dockworkers Along the Texas Gulf Coast

Corpus Christi has long been a hub for maritime commerce — from oil tankers and shipping vessels to offshore rigs and longshore operations. But with this activity comes risk. If you’re a seaman, longshoreman, or dockworker injured on the job, you need a law firm that understands both the maritime industry and the complex laws…
Jones Act vs. Longshore Act: Which One Applies to You?

When maritime workers are injured on the job, the biggest question is: Do I qualify as a seaman under the Jones Act, or does my case fall under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA)? The difference matters—your rights, benefits, and compensation depend on which law applies. At Gilman & Allison, LLP, our attorneys…
Gas Leak in Trinity County Claims Three Lives

On August 27, 2025, tragedy struck in Trinity County, Texas, when a hydrogen sulfide gas leak at a sewer lift station in the Westwood Shores area claimed the lives of three workers. According to officials, emergency responders were called to the scene after reports of workers being overcome by gas inside a confined space. A…
Tomball Construction Accident: Worker Injured in Trench Collapse During Church Expansion

TOMBALL, TEXAS — A construction worker was seriously injured on August 26, 2025, when a trench collapsed during an expansion project at a church near Telge Road and SH-99 in Tomball. According to the Tomball Fire Department, the trench measured approximately 12 feet deep. The worker sustained injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital…