Hurt on the job? Understand every available remedy.
A workplace injury can raise more questions than answers: who is responsible, what benefits apply, and whether anyone outside your employer can be held accountable. In Texas, where many employers do not carry workers’ compensation, the answers matter enormously.
How We Help
Evaluating whether your employer is a workers’ compensation subscriber or a non-subscriber
Assessing claims against third parties such as contractors and equipment manufacturers
Documenting how the injury happened and what safety measures were missing
Coordinating the medical and wage-loss picture for your claim
Explaining your options in plain language before you sign anything
What to Do Next
What you sign in the first days after a workplace injury can affect your rights. Consultations are free, and you are under no obligation. Call (346) 500-5834 or request a consultation online.
It depends on whether your employer subscribes to workers’ compensation. Texas allows non-subscribers, and injured workers may have different claims against them. Third parties may also be responsible.
A claim against someone other than your employer, such as a contractor, equipment manufacturer, or property owner, whose negligence contributed to your injury.