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Midland Lineman Hit by Semi-Truck: Your Legal Rights When an Oilfield Truck Strikes a Roadside Worker If you are reading this from a hospital chair in Midland — your husband in the bed with rods and screws holding his hip together, his arm surgery still ahead, his ankle fractured, and your baby twenty-nine weeks along — you are in the hardest week of your life. We know that. Nothing on this page matters more than the fact that he survived and that you are both still here. But what we are about to tell you matters for everything that comes after this week: the surgeries ahead, the bills piling up, the paycheck that stopped the day he got hit, and the baby who is going to arrive while his father is still learning to walk again. Here is the first thing you need to hear: your husband’s survival does not minimize his case. A man who gets struck by a semi-truck while doing his job on a West Texas highway, who needs open reduction internal fixation to put his hip back together with metal hardware, who faces two more surgeries and months of rehabilitation, and who is the sole provider…