Dallas, TX — April 1, 2024, Cesario Iturbide was killed as the result of a work accident at around 10:25 a.m. along Greenspan Avenue.
Investigators with OSHA said that the accident took place just north of West Camp Wisdom Road.
According to OSHA, 51-year-old Cesario Iturbide was mowing at the time. While along the southbound lanes of the roadway, it appears a vehicle struck Cesario Iturbide. This resulted in fatal injuries.
One alleged violation citation was listed in the OSHA report as well as a recommended penalty. No further information is available at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Investigations from OSHA are always important, but people need to understand that they’re often very narrow in scope. People too often believe they decide what sort of avenues are available to a worker’s family. OSHA, however, generally just looks for code violations and issues fines. They don’t even always share their evidence with families unless directly asked to. Instead, families generally fare better when they have professionals looking out for their needs first and foremost and helping them navigate the legal maze that is Texas work fatality law. Doing so can make the difference between a family being left in the dark and a family getting the resolution they deserve after the loss of a loved one.