Oil Field Accident Lawyers in McAlester

Fighting for the Fair & Full Compensation You Are Entitled To

Oil field work is very dangerous. Many employees work long hours on sites that are not stable, using tools and equipment that can be deadly. There are many things that can go wrong at an oil field site that don’t happen at normal construction sites. Fires and exposure to chemicals are more likely, and equipment is frequently more difficult to operate. When accidents happen, the injuries can be extremely severe, even deadly.

At Stipe Law Firm, our McAlester oil field accident attorneys thoroughly understand the oil field industry. When accidents happen, we work with engineers and other professionals to determine if safety rules were violated, whether the equipment was safe and inspected, and if every step was taken to put the life of each worker first. In some cases, we bring workers’ compensation claims on behalf of the injured employee. In other situations, we are able to sue a third-party, other than the employer, for the wrongdoing.

Call (918) 505-7741 For Effective Representation

Oil field work can be good pay. When accidents do happen, though, injury victims need experienced oil field accident lawyers they can trust. Our skilled trial attorneys have been fighting for the injured and for the families of deceased workers for over 60 years. We understand how to investigate oil field accident cases, and which doctors can best help you get better. Our lawyers fight for every dollar you deserve through diligent preparation and anticipating many of the arguments defense lawyers use.

Injuries in Oil Field Accidents

A lot of oil field workers suffer catastrophic injuries. These are injuries that are either permanent or last a person’s lifetime. Some injuries can require around-the-clock care and can be extremely expensive to deal with. Also, many workers do die from oil field accidents. Families of deceased workers are entitled to bring wrongful death claims against wrongdoers for the loss of support and services the worker would have provided a spouse, children, and others.