Plant & Refinery Explosions

Catastrophic Injury Attorney
Serving Clients in Houston, TX & Beyond

Industrial, refinery, and manufacturing plant employees and workers are seriously injured or killed every year due to plant and refinery explosions and other construction accidents. It goes without saying that workers in manufacturing plants, chemical plants, and oil refineries face the potential threat of serious injury and death in the workplace. The use of hazardous materials, defective equipment, and general unsafe work practices can lead to explosions, toxic and chemical releases, electrocutions, and a variety of other industrial accidents. The legal issues involved in an industrial or manufacturing plant accident case can be complicated and require a catastrophic injury attorney who is experienced in this area. At Weinberg & Weinberg LLP, we are proud to represent workers in Houston, TX, and across the State of Texas.


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The firm has significant experience in representing people injured or killed in plant and refinery explosions. We represented multiple people in the infamous 2005 BP explosion in Texas City, and have represented numerous other individuals injured in other plant and refinery explosions or as a result of chemical releases and exposure to toxic materials. In addition to its experience in prosecuting plant and refinery explosion cases for plaintiffs, one of the firm’s partners has substantial experience defending toxic exposure claims, having previously defended a products manufacturer in over eight thousand asbestos-related lawsuits filed in various counties in Texas, as well as other manufacturers and other defendants in other toxic exposure claims. Thus, we know where the other side is coming from, and have the experience and knowledge to confront every scenario with which we are dealt.

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Please contact Weinberg & Weinberg LLP right away for a free consultation to discuss your plant and refinery explosion case.

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