I got hurt at work and my employer said they do not want to make a claim on their insurance can they do this?

Regardless of what your employer wants to do, you can file the claim. In fact, it is required that you complete a notice of injury and file it with...

Hurt at work with no workers compensation.

While you can't write the check for them, you can file suit to recover for your damages. If all you want is the bill paid, they would probably cave...

My left thumb was amputated at work,( I am right handed ).

In Texas, there are no lump sum settlements anymore. The law was changed in 1991. Now, you are entitled to temporary income benefits while you...

I work for a temporary office. Do i get benefits if i cut my wrist during work?

It depends on what the doctor says about your ability to work. If the doc said you can work full duty, then no benefits are owed. If the doc said...

I was hurt on the job now im healed my vision was 20/20 before no its 20/200 how should i be comp

You are correct that there is a book they go by, but a doctor has to certify the impairment rating, and some of these guys read the book...

You have a right to get treatment from a doctor of your own choosing. A list of local DFW area docs for workers comp injuries can be found at...

Does a Texas workers comp check increase in amount?

If the company was paying for health insurance and other benefits and then stops paying for them after the injury, for whatever reason, your...

What all could be a reason to make a lawsuit on a insurance company for workers comp?

Litigation against a workers comp insurance company in Texas might be necessary if injuries are being denied, if medical care is denied, if...

If I was to brake my ankle at work and did workers comp and after went back to work with the same company and injured my ankle

If you can show that you have new damage or harm to your ankle that was not there before, you can collect workers comp benefits again. Aggravations...

If the employer cuts your pay in this situation the workers compensation insurance should pay you 70% of the difference, unless you have already...