On this page, you will find links to all relevant videos from Sandoval Law Firm, covering topics such as auto accidents, work injuries, and Texas non-subscriber cases. We are committed to providing educational resources to help you make informed decisions, from understanding whether you may have a case to choosing the right lawyer for your needs.

Injured Working for a Non-Subscriber? This is not your typical Texas Workers’ Comp Case!
Protecting Your Rights After a Work Injury in Texas Figuring out whether you are entitled to benefits after a workplace injury can be a confusing and frustrating process. Many employers, especially those who are Texas Non-subscribers, may be uncooperative or fail to provide the information you need to claim your benefits. If you’ve been injured… Continue Reading

5 Steps to Take If You’re Injured on the Job in Texas
If you’ve suffered a work injury, you may be dealing with medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about your legal rights. Unfortunately, if your employer is a Texas Non-Subscriber, their private insurance plan may delay or deny your benefits, leaving you without the medical care and financial support you need. When you call Texas Work… Continue Reading
It’s Astonishing How Often Work Injuries Occur!
When you’re injured, you’re under a lot of stress and anxiety already. You need to know what medical benefits you’re entitled to. You need to know how you’re going to get paid. You need to know how you’re going to get back to work. You need to know what the future looks like for you… Continue Reading
Are My Injuries Serious Enough to Require a Lawsuit?
3 Critical Questions to Ask in Your Texas Non-Subscriber Work Injury Case If you’ve been injured while working for a Texas Non-Subscriber employer, you might be wondering whether your case warrants legal action. Many injured workers assume that their employer’s injury benefit plan will cover all their medical expenses and lost wages—but this is not… Continue Reading
Is It True That I Can Only See My Employer’s Doctors for My Job Injury Case?
If you’ve suffered a work-related injury, you may be wondering whether you’re required to only see the doctors provided by your employer. In most cases, the answer is NO—you do have the right to seek medical treatment from a doctor or healthcare provider of your choice. However, certain Texas Workers’ Compensation rules and Non-Subscriber employer… Continue Reading
Considering Filing a Lawsuit Against Your Texas Employer After a Claim Denial?
If your work injury claim has been denied, you may be wondering what your next steps are. In Texas, many injured workers face delays, reduced benefits, or outright denials when seeking compensation through their employer’s insurance plan. However, just because your claim was denied does not mean you don’t have legal options. Employees in Texas… Continue Reading
Is It True That I Can Only See My Employer’S Doctors In My Job Injury Case?
In most cases, no, it is not true that you can only see your employer’s doctors for injuries sustained on the job. If you’ve been injured on the job, you may be wondering whether you’re required to see only the doctors provided by your employer. In most cases, this is not true—you do have the… Continue Reading
Are My Injuries Serious Enough to Require a Lawsuit?
Trust Your Body – Take Control of Your Work Injury Case When you’re injured at work, your employer may try to downplay the severity of your injury or push you to see their company-approved doctors. However, you don’t have to rely on your employer’s doctors to determine whether your injury is serious. You know your… Continue Reading
Should You Return to Work After an Injury for a Texas Non-Subscriber Employer?
Chances are, you don’t have much of a choice! If you were injured on the job while working for a Texas Non-Subscriber employer, you may feel pressured to return to work before you’re fully healed. Unfortunately, many company-approved doctors are instructed by the employer’s insurance provider to avoid placing major work restrictions on injured employees…. Continue Reading
What If My Worker’s Compensation Claim Is Denied, Can I Still Sue My Texas Employer For Negligence?
A Denial of Medical and Wage Benefits for Your Work Injury Does Not Mean That You Do Not Have A Case or a Right to Sue Your Texas Employer! If your workers’ compensation claim has been denied, you may feel like you have no options left—but that’s not always the case. A denial of medical… Continue Reading