Jul 24, 2023
Reyna Law Firm (432-232-5183) is now offering new legal aid services in West Texas to support injured oil field workers - an industry that reportedly averages more than a hundred deaths annually.

Odessa, United States - July 24, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With the announcement, Reyna Law Firm enhances access throughout the Permian Basin region to legal services centered on oilfield injuries and resulting damage claims. Its Odessa office is centrally located for assistance in this area, with its attorneys representing workers who have sustained serious harm at local oil refineries.
For more information see https://www.reynainjurylaw.com/odessa
The move comes as reports of workplace accidents in the oil industry remain relatively high, with oil extraction teams subjected to inherently dangerous working conditions. Reyna Law Firm points to the risk of explosions, gas blowouts, and chemical exposure as heavily prevalent on oil fields. In response, it provides its new legal services to help victims and families pursue monetary compensation.
Liability for oilfield-related injuries often falls squarely on employers, says JR Reyna the firm's lead attorney. Reyna Law Firm appreciates that in many cases, safety standards either aren't adhered to or aren’t put into place by those responsible for the welfare of their workers. Accordingly, the firm's new services involve investigations on the part of its attorneys whereby they look for the cause of workplace accidents.
Since oil suppliers are often responsible in employee injury cases, notes JR Reyna, settlement offers frequently follow. Yet, its lawyers advise, such figures need to account for immediate injury as well as any long-term financial ramifications. As such, its new services also extend to settlement appraisals as well as negotiations for higher sums.
Reyna Law Firm acknowledges that the time-consuming nature of filing injury claims can severely impact the likelihood that accident victims will initiate proceedings. It therefore offers its new services to relieve injured parties and their families of the laborious burden associated with the process, with its attorneys largely handling complex paperwork and more independently.
In the event that cases advance to court proceedings, Reyna Law Firm’s new services also cover courtroom representation. Using evidence accumulated through its overarching investigations, its lawyers target amounts that appropriately reflect medical expenses and lost wages. In addition, the services fall under a no-win, no-fee policy.
Headed by practiced personal injury attorney JR Reyna, Reyna Law Firm puts itself in a position to aid injured victims throughout Western Texas. In addition to Odessa, the firm now offers its new oil field injury claim services in El Paso, McAllen, and other statewide offices.
Interested parties across the state can learn further details about Reyna Law Firm and its various practice areas at https://www.reynainjurylaw.com/
Contact Info:
Name: James Lewis
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Organization: Reyna Law Firm Odessa
Address: 301 North Muskingum Avenue STE. A, Odessa, Texas 79761, United States
Website: https://www.reynainjurylaw.com/odessa
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89103088
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