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Gulf Coast Union Representation From the Experts at Burwell Nebout Trial Lawyers

Texas Union Representation Lawyers

At Burwell Nebout Trial Lawyers, we support the role of unions in standing up for the rights of workers and protecting them against unfair and unsafe workplace environments.

Our Houston union representation attorneys can provide expert guidance for Gulf Coast union members in dealing with the following issues:

  • Representing unions and members in arbitrations
  • Settling internal disputes regarding fair representation
  • Unfair or discriminatory treatment by employers toward union members
  • Failure by employers to provide a safe working environment

As card-carrying members of USW 13-1 Houston, Pasadena and Texas City, the attorneys at Burwell Nebout Trial Lawyers have firsthand experience regarding the importance of unions in protecting Texas workers. We have the knowledge and expertise necessary to help your union manage its legal issues quickly and effectively to provide maximum benefit for your members.

Burwell Nebout Trial Lawyers specializes in providing expert assistance for your union in working toward a brighter tomorrow for your members and your industry. We want to be your first line of defense in the Gulf Coast union representation marketplace.

Burwell Nebout Trial Lawyers can deliver the representation you need in and out of court.

We’re on your side. Contact us at (281) 645-5000 or email our team to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys.

Burwell Nebout Trail Lawyers Team

Featured Case

FELA/Worker Injury

A 15-year machinist for Union Pacific Railroad was injured when a locomotive coupled into his blue flagged locomotive in the diesel shop at Union Pacific’s Houston facility. Although the machinist failed to engage the shop derails and acknowledge the track alarm, the contention was that Union Pacific employee took one minute and forty-four second water break during a walk around prior to the coupling.

During this water break, the machinist blue flagged his locomotive and began working. Burwell Nebout filed suit against Union Pacific Railroad in Harris County. After a two-week trial in the 157th District Court in Harris County, the jury awarded the machinist $566,105. The jury determined that Union Pacific Railroad violated the federal regulation that absolutely prohibits coupling into a blue flagged locomotive.