A workplace injury can temporarily or permanently prevent you from working to support yourself and your family. If you were hurt at work, you need to know the types of compensation you can receive in a work injury claim. In most cases, you can collect medical, financial, and rehabilitation benefits. If your family lost a …
How Do Non-Subscriber and Workers’ Compensation Cases Differ?
Non-subscriber and workers’ compensation cases differ in the way you get compensation for your injuries while at work. If your employer offers workers’ compensation benefits, you can file a claim with their insurance company. If they don’t subscribe to workers’ compensation insurance, you can file a personal injury claim against your employer. A personal injury …
Who Is Responsible for a Work Injury?
All employers must provide a safe and secure work environment for their employees. If you or someone you love was injured in the course of your employment, it can be challenging to determine who is responsible for a work injury without legal help. Depending on the size of their staff, your employer must have workers’ …
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Work Injuries in Texas?
If you or someone you love suffered an injury in a work accident in Texas, the state gives you a limited time to seek compensation by filing a workers’ compensation claim. The statute of limitations for work injuries in Texas is generally one year from the date the injury occurred. This is not the only …
What Evidence Do I Need for a Work Injury Claim?
The evidence you need for a work injury claim generally includes: Official accident reports about the injury event Video footage that captured the injury event, such as footage from surveillance cameras, traffic cameras, or cellphones Photographs of the injury event, injuries, and accident scene Eyewitness testimony Time logs that show you were working at the …