Other Considerations in a Non-Subscriber Case

Experiencing a work injury during the second half of your work life can have significant impacts on various aspects of your life. It's important to seek appropriate medical care, follow recommended treatment plans, and consult with legal and financial professionals. They can provide guidance on workers' compensation claims, disability benefits, financial planning, and vocational rehabilitation. ... Continue Reading

Here are a few reasons why Google reviews are particularly important for work injury attorneys in Texas: Credibility: When people are looking for an attorney to represent them after a work-related injury, they want to be sure they are working with someone who is credible and experienced. Positive Google reviews from past clients can help establish this credibility and give potential clients ... Continue Reading

Some Texas Non-Subscribers Are Now Requiring that Employees Sign Arbitration Agreements with a 180-day (6 months) Statute of Limitations for Work Injuries How will You know if your Work Injury is Subject to a 6-month SOL? Yes, that means you could have only 6 months to file your lawsuit as opposed to having 2 years as is typically the case under Texas Law. If you’ve been injured on the job ... Continue Reading

They Offer you “Eligibility for Comprehensive Benefits” in Exchange for You Giving Up Your Rights to Sue them! Here’s how it goes down. An employee gets injured on the job and the company offers them minimal treatment. After a short period of treatment and, after 10 days, the Non-Subscriber company offers you “Comprehensive Benefits” or “Tier-1” benefits in exchange for signing a waiver. By this ... Continue Reading