John T Traynor

Traynor Law Firm has the background and resources you need when you have suffered an injury from a car wreck, trailer-truck accident, or a big rig 18-wheeler crash. Any accident can have financially devastating results; however, a wreck involving major personal injuries can have catastrophic effects on your life and the lives of your loved ones.

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for an oil field explosion to be directly related to the negligence, or carelessness of an employee. Flammable gases often accumulate in these areas making it critical to perform proper testing before using welding equipment, or any other equipment that could cause a spark that would ignite an explosion.

If the worker is fortunate enough to survive, they are often strapped with ongoing medical expenses, loss of current and future wages, not to mention the debilitating emotional impact an accident of this nature has on the individual, and his dependents.

One of the most viable things you can accomplish if you have lost a loved one, or if you have been injured, in an oil field accident involving heavy equipment or machinery is to meet with your ND Heavy Machinery Accident Attorney.You are likely entitled to substantial compensation, and your Traynor Law Firm attorney will compassionately assist you in obtaining the compensation that is rightfully yours.

While proper training and caution help reduce accidents at an oil drilling site, it is still an extremely dangerous occupation. The attorneys at Traynor Law Firm will make sure that you receive excellent personalized legal service regardless of the issue that you are facing. We offer free consultations to all of our clients, which are completely confidential.

There is an expanding need for the production of oil and gas throughout the U.S. which obviously means more companies are involved in drilling activities for the exploration of gas and oil. When oil and gas are discovered, pipelines are constructed to deliver the product to its destination.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has specific oil field guidelines in place to assist in protecting oil field pipeline employees from injuries and fatalities.However, in the effort to speed production, and meet tight deadlines, many oil field companies and their employees fail to comply with OSHA guidelines resulting in devastating, and sometimes fatal injuries to employees.