Heat stroke death of San Antonio worker triggers $1 million lawsuit
The mother of a 24-year-old construction worker who died of heat stroke while on the job last summer in San Antonio has filed a lawsuit against his employer. Gabriel Infante was working for B Comm Constructors, digging to move an internet fiber optic cable on June 23, 2022, when he began experiencing stroke-like symptoms, including confusion, an altered mental state, dizziness, and eventually, loss of consciousness, according to the lawsuit. B Comms Constructors was unavailable for immediate comment.
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