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The Eagle Ford Shale, located in South Texas, is a layer of dense rock that is a valuable source of oil and gas. Oil and gas companies constantly create new exploratory wells in the shale stone to release the natural gas deposits.
The area provides jobs related to natural gas and oil exploration. Work related to exploratory operations often is extremely dangerous. The process horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (hydro-fracking) leads to an increased risk of explosions, fires and accidents involving heavy equipment.
If you or a loved one was injured in an accident at the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas, contact a San Antonio personal injury lawyer who puts people first. Call 1-800-455-1054 to discuss your circumstances with the Herrera Law Firm.
Injuries can range from burn injuries to amputation or loss of limbs and even fatal injuries leading to a wrongful death claim.
Accidents at the Eagle Ford Shale may be traced back to the negligence of companies or third parties in the field. Companies sometimes hire inexperienced workers who put others in dangers. A variety of contractors and third parties may be working at the time, which can lead to complicated liability issues in case of an Eagle Ford Shale accident.
Our attorneys in San Antonio represent clients injured throughout Texas, including Corpus Christi, Laredo, Midland, and Del Rio. For a free consultation, contact an Eagle Ford Shale accident attorney who fights for justice. Contact the Herrera Law Firm. We work hard to get out clients the results they need.
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