If you were not at work when the incident occurred, then you would need to consult with a personal injury attorney. I have moved your question to...

Yes. You can get a different job working for a different employer. You will still have workers' comp coverage. The coverage is provided through an...

I agree with attorney Chaddock. If your injury resulted from work, then you may have additional income benefits from a workers' comp carrier if...

My office only handles workers' compensation claims. If you did not sustain a physical injury, then I would not be able to assist you. I don't...

You can file a new claim with a new date of injury. You can reach MMI because MMI doesn't mean free from pain, it doesn't mean you are 100% better....

Is sounds like you had a concussion. If you work for a school district in Texas you have very few opinions in terms of the doctors that you can go...

If your employer purchased a policy of workers' comp insurance through the Division of Workers' Compensation, then that would likely be your...

If you have two ratings, then that creates an impairment rating dispute. The Carrier will say the 0% is correct and you will argue that the 13% is...

If your condition is purely personal, it wouldn't be workers' comp. But personal conditions can result in a workers' claim in certain situations....

This is a very sore spot with all plaintiff's attorneys. In Texas we used to be able to sue insurance companies for bad faith. The TX Supreme court...