I agree with Mr. Ostfeld. Your employer does not have to pay you for time off work for medical appointments. I recommend going to the doctor...

Workers' comp benefits are paid if you have an on the job injury. While the level of your wages will make a difference in how much you receive,...

If you are claiming an on the job injury, then workers' compensation is your sole remedy. You cannot sue your employer for an on the job injury.

if you feel that the mold has already caused "on going health issues," then you should file a workers' compensation claim. You'll probably need a...

You raise a lot of issues in your post. Being on permanent disability does not make you permanently unable to work. One could amputate the tip of...

Your doctor has released you to return to work with restrictions. Your employer says they have no job with those restrictions. They do not have...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries but that’s not what your question is about. For...

Since no TX lawyer has responded to your question, I recommend using the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC lawyer...

What would be your purpose in going to the media? What would you be trying to accomplish? Is this an issue that’s going to make it into the...

I agree with my colleagues. You cannot recover for pain and suffering in a WC claim but you can seek additional medical treatment and a cash...