Non-Subscriber Injuries Occur Outside of the Retail Setting Every day Texans suffer injuries working in a retail setting for companies like Lowe's, Home Depot, HEB, Walmart, Amazon, Costco, etc. Usually, these injuries result from lifting, slipping or tripping, falling, pulling or pushing. As these companies continue to expand, we are seeing more and more injuries occurring in warehouse and ... Continue Reading
Texas Injury Resources
In a Texas Non-Subscriber Case, Can I Leave My Job after I’ve suffered an Injury?
Is Staying Really an Option? Not really! You must understand the two cases that you are dealing with! In Texas Non-Subscriber cases, you are really dealing with two situations (cases): The Work Injury Claim for Benefits (Medical Treatment and Wage Payments) under the Company’s Insurance (ERISA Work Injury Benefit Plan) and, the Work Injury Negligence Case against your employer. As you will ... Continue Reading
How Does Having a Car Wreck in Houston, Harris County Affect the Value Of Your Case?
Since Harris County is not as Plaintiff Friendly as other areas of Texas, insurance companies tend to use this as leverage in negotiations. Although the trend is gradually shifting, Harris County is still relatively conservative, so verdicts are generally not as big as in other Texas jurisdictions. Read more about that further down when compared with Hidalgo, Willacy and Cameron Counties. What ... Continue Reading
The Role of the Adjuster in Texas Non-Subscriber Cases?
Is My Employer a Non-Subscriber? Texas employers that have chosen to go outside of Texas Workers’ Compensation and have adopted a work injury benefit program under ERISA are commonly referred to as Texas Non-Subscribers. There are several non-subscriber employers in Texas and, therefore, if you get injured on the job, a good starting point for you is to figure out whether your claim is a ... Continue Reading
Fatal Work Injuries to Hispanic or Latino Workers
This is the fourth straight yearly increase since 2016. Key findings from the 2020 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries show us that the share of Hispanic or Latino workers fatally injured on the job continued to grow, increasing to 22.5 percent (1,072 fatalities) from 20.4 percent (1,088 fatalities) in 2019. Fatal work injuries to Hispanic and Latino workers Across Various ... Continue Reading
Warehouse Accident Injuries and Deaths in Dallas
Dallas Non-Subscriber Work Injury Cases We know that Texas has the highest rate of workplace fatalities in the United States. But what about Dallas, Texas? Many of the workplace deaths occur on construction sites, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 214,000 workers were injured in Texas in 2018 alone. But one can question what makes Texas construction sites so dangerous? ... Continue Reading
Texas Flooding Insurance: Is It Worthy?
The state of Texas doesn't require homeowners to purchase flood insurance However, if your property is in a high-risk flood zone (since Texas has a shoreline on the Gulf of Mexico, many homes there are at risk of flooding), you may need to buy coverage as a condition of your mortgage. Flood insurance is also a good consideration in Texas, as flood damage isn't covered by homeowners or renters ... Continue Reading
Do Not Wait To Hire A Lawyer In Your Car Wreck Case!
You want to see if you can handle it yourself? Waiting to hire a lawyer in your car accident case can cause the value of your case to decrease significantly! Generally speaking, most injured victims do not have the expertise and experience to deal with the insurance company and all the tactics they implement in order to save money. An experienced car accident attorney can explain the ... Continue Reading
There’s No Doubt, Waiting To Hire A Lawyer In Your Nonsubscriber Work Injury Case Will Hurt You!
You want to see where it goes ? You want to see what the company doctor tells you? If I were injured on the job and was being told that the company had a work injury program that is specifically designed to provide medical and wage benefits, I’d also want to do what I could to make sure I followed the rules necessary to qualify for those benefits! Unfortunately, Texas Non-subscriber programs do ... Continue Reading
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