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Industrial Accident Attorney in El Paso

Local Help for Serious Industrial Injuries in Texas

After a serious incident at a plant, construction site, or warehouse, it can feel like your whole life has been interrupted. You may be hurt, unable to work, and unsure how you will cover medical bills or support your family. On top of that, you might be getting mixed messages from supervisors, insurance adjusters, or a workers’ compensation carrier.

At Harmonson Law Firm, we help injured workers and families sort through this confusion and focus on healing. If you need an industrial accident attorney El Paso workers can turn to for clear guidance, our team is here to listen, explain your options, and take on the legal and insurance issues that are weighing on you.

Our firm has physical offices in El Paso and Las Cruces, and we serve people across the West Texas and Southern New Mexico corridor. We bring together practical legal guidance, a strong understanding of how insurance companies evaluate claims, and a commitment to treating every client with dignity and respect.

Your recovery starts with the right advocate. Call or contact us online to talk with our industrial accident attorney in El Paso.

Why Workers Choose Our Industrial Accident Attorney in El Paso

When you are facing the aftermath of an industrial injury, you need more than advertising promises. You need a legal team that understands heavy equipment failures, refinery hazards, construction site risks, and how insurers respond when serious or catastrophic claims are filed. 

At Harmonson Law Firm, that practical knowledge shapes how we handle every case:

  • Insurance Insight That Works for You: Our founder, Clark Harmonson, previously represented insurance companies. That background gives us direct insight into how adjusters analyze claims, look for weaknesses, and attempt to limit payouts. We use that knowledge to anticipate defense strategies and prepare strong, evidence-based cases from the start.
  • Proven Record of Results: Our firm has recovered more than $25 million for injury clients and maintains a 97 percent success rate across cases. While every claim is different, these results reflect consistent preparation, persistence, and a willingness to push back when offers are not fair.
  • Deep Local Experience in El Paso: We are not an out-of-town firm with a temporary presence. Our El Paso office serves workers along the I-10 corridor and throughout surrounding industrial and construction zones, including parts of Southern New Mexico. We understand the types of facilities, freight operations, and job sites common in this region.
  • No Fee Unless We Win: Our No-Fee Guarantee means you do not pay upfront legal fees. Attorney’s fees are only owed if there is a recovery through settlement or court award. This allows you to focus on healing instead of worrying about additional financial pressure.

Industrial accidents can change your life in an instant. Our goal as your industrial accident lawyer is to stand between you and the insurance companies, pursue the compensation you may be entitled to under Texas law, and provide steady guidance throughout the process.

Industrial Accidents We Help With in El Paso, TX

Industrial work in and around El Paso spans many settings, from large warehouses handling cross-border freight to construction sites along major highways to manufacturing and distribution facilities. Each site has its own risks, especially when multiple companies, contractors, and equipment are involved in the same space.

We often hear from workers who have been hurt because safety rules were not followed, equipment was not maintained, or production was placed ahead of basic precautions. In some situations, a third-party company or equipment manufacturer played a major role in creating the danger, which can open the door to a separate claim beyond workers’ compensation.

Examples of industrial incidents we can review include:

  • Injuries on construction sites involving multiple contractors or subcontractors
  • Warehouse accidents tied to unsafe forklift operation or loading practices
  • Harm caused by defective machinery, tools, or safety equipment
  • Falls from heights linked to unsafe scaffolding or a lack of fall protection
  • Crush, pinch, and burn injuries from poorly guarded equipment or vehicles
  • Exposure to dangerous conditions when lockout or tagout procedures are ignored
  • Severe trauma such as spinal cord injury, brain injury, or other catastrophic harm
  • Fatal workplace accidents that may give rise to a wrongful death claim on behalf of surviving family members

Every situation is different. You do not have to decide on your own whether your industrial injury might involve a claim against another company. A conversation with our team can help you understand what may be possible and what steps make sense for you.

Your Rights After an Industrial Injury

After an industrial accident, many workers are told that workers’ compensation is their only option. In some cases, that may be true. In other situations, especially where another company, property owner, or equipment manufacturer contributed to what happened, there may be additional rights you can pursue through a personal injury claim.

Workers’ compensation is generally designed to provide certain benefits regardless of fault, but it usually does not cover everything you lose. A separate claim against a responsible third party can sometimes involve broader categories of damages, including pain and suffering. This can matter a great deal at large industrial sites where several employers and contractors share the same workspace.

We know that talking about legal rights can raise fears about retaliation or job security. Reaching out to our firm is confidential. Our goal is to help you understand your options under Texas law and, when applicable, New Mexico law, so you can make informed decisions about your health and your future.

How Our Process Reduces Your Stress After an Industrial Accident

When you are dealing with pain, missed work, and pressure from insurance companies, clarity matters. At Harmonson Law Firm, we structure every industrial injury case around one goal: reducing uncertainty so you can focus on recovery.

  • We Start by Listening: Your first conversation with us is about understanding what happened, how you are feeling, and what concerns you most. We explain how personal injury claims typically work in Texas and, when applicable, New Mexico, so you know what to expect instead of guessing about the process.
  • Clear, Consistent Communication: We return calls and messages promptly—often the same day—and provide updates when there is movement in your case. If something changes, we explain what it means in plain language. You should not have to chase your own legal team for answers.
  • Support with Medical Care: Industrial injuries often require specialized treatment. Through our referral network, we help connect clients with appropriate providers when they are unsure where to start. We assist with coordinating care and communicating with providers so logistics do not overwhelm you.
  • No Upfront Fees: From day one, we explain our contingency structure clearly. There are no upfront attorney’s fees, and under our No-Fee Guarantee, you only pay if there is a recovery through settlement or court award. That way, hiring legal help does not add to your financial stress.

Our process is designed to bring order to a difficult time—steady guidance, consistent updates, and focused advocacy from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have a case beyond workers’ comp?

Yes, some injured workers have a separate claim when a third party contributed to the incident. That can include contractors, property owners, or equipment manufacturers. We review the facts, explain how Texas law applies, and help you understand whether a personal injury claim might exist alongside workers’ compensation.

Will I have to pay anything upfront?

No, we handle industrial injury cases on a contingency fee basis. With our No-Fee Guarantee, you do not pay us upfront, and you do not owe attorney’s fees unless there is a settlement or court award. We explain the fee structure in detail before you decide how to move forward.

How quickly will someone from your team call back?

We strive to respond to new contacts and client messages as quickly as possible, often the same day. Our team values communication, so we keep you updated and answer questions without making you wait or continually follow up just to find out what is happening with your case.

What should I bring to our first meeting?

Bring any documents you have, such as incident reports, medical records, wage information, photos, or letters from insurers. If you do not have everything, that is fine. We can help you identify what is important and work with you to gather additional information as the case moves forward.

Schedule a Free Case Review With Our Industrial Accident Lawyer in El Paso

At Harmonson Law Firm, we are a trusted local firm serving injured workers throughout the El Paso region and the wider West Texas and Southern New Mexico corridor. We combine knowledge of insurance company tactics with compassionate, one-on-one support. Consultations are free, and under our contingency structure, you pay no attorney’s fees unless there is a recovery.

Your injury deserves immediate action. Talk to an experienced industrial accident attorney in El Paso at Harmonson Law Firm. Call or contact us online.

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From Injury to Recovery FAQ's to Help Start Your Journey


  • What should I do if I was involved in an auto accident?
    Immediately after an accident, stop, don’t leave the scene and make sure everyone is okay. If there are injuries, the first call you should make is to 911. You should always call the police in the event of an accident, and cooperate and be respectful to the police and the other driver. Gather as much information as you can, including collecting the other driver’s contact information, taking photos of the vehicles and scene and collecting the contact information of any witnesses.
  • What if the other driver, who caused the accident has no insurance?
    Your own insurance contains uninsured motorist protection and applies if the at-fault driver has no liability insurance. In Texas, uninsured motorist protection is mandatory unless you reject that coverage in writing. Uninsured motorist coverage also applies if the accident is a hit and run. In Texas, there must be contact with the uninsured vehicle for the uninsured motorist protection to apply.
  • What information do I need to have to file a claim?
    To file a claim against the at fault driver, it is best to have a copy of the accident report, photos of the vehicles involved, the accident scene and any of your visible injuries, your own automobile insurance information, and a list of all of the medical providers who have treated you for your injuries. You are not required to give the other driver’s insurance a medical authorization or agree to a recorded statement.
  • What types of compensation can I recover after an auto accident?
    These are the elements of damages that the negligent driver is required to pay if he or she causes an accident: all reasonable medical bills (past and future), lost wages and the lost ability to earn wages in the future, loss of household services, pain and suffering, mental anguish, permanent impairment and disfigurement. A reasonable settlement offer should include all of your medical bills, lost wages and a significant sum for pain and suffering and your other harms and losses.
  • How is fault proven in a truck accident case?
    The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations govern big commercial trucks like 18-Wheelers. These laws are designed to protect the motoring public from negligent truck drivers. These federal safety laws are also designed to ensure that trucking companies who hire negligent drivers are also accountable when their drivers ignore the safety rules of the road.