New Mexico Oil Field Injury Attorney

There’s no doubt that large machinery and slippery oil make for an unsafe workplace. Between 2015 and 2016, 349 workers in the oil and gas industry suffered severe injuries. That’s 148.9 injuries per 100,000 workers.

New Mexico is 1 of 4 (California, Utah and Wyoming) states that reported injuries to an oil and gas state agency.

If you’re seeking an oil field injury attorney in New Mexico, it is important to find attorneys you can trust. We take cases all over New Mexico and are sensitive to the fact that what you are going through is likely the hardest situation you have faced. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.

Most Common Types of Oil Field Injuries

• Exposure to toxic chemicals
• Slip and fall on wet metal rigs or decks
• Loose or unsecure rigs
• Bad weather such as rainfall or snow
• Work truck accident
• Defective Equipment

In 2021, the oil and gas industry employed close to 15,000 workers, and the concentration of employment is higher in New Mexico compared to neighboring states. This popularity does not guarantee job safety, and the Oil and Gas industry actually has very high fatality rates among it’s workers.

What You Can Do About Your Oil Field Injury in New Mexico:

You have rights if you have been injured on the job in an oil field, and can seek compensation for your injuries through a personal injury lawsuit.

Severe Injuries are defined as those causing hospitalization or loss of a body part including major burns from explosions.

Where Was The Oil Field Injury in New Mexico?

The Davis Kelin Law Firm takes cases from injuries originating In Hobbs, New Mexico, Lovington, Carlsbad, Roswell, Artesia, Jal, Loving, Maljamar, Loco Hills, Eunice, Oil Center, Monument, Caprock, Tatum, Dexter, Hagerman and more.

We are licensed in New Mexico to help with your oil field injury needs. Contact us to schedule a free consultation.