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Where Do I File for Workers’ Comp If I Am Injured Out of State?
A Texas man is seeking work injury benefits from two Houma companies after suffering injuries on a barge last month. According to court records, the worker was lifting and fitting a heavy pipe...
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Do I Have to Use a Designated Doctor for Workers’ Comp?
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How Do I Resolve a Workers’ Comp Dispute?
Sometimes, when you make a workers’ compensation claim, a dispute may arise regarding your injury or illness. If something does arise, the first thing you want to do is get in contact with the...
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What Are the Four Types of Workers’ Comp Benefits?
What exactly are the benefits that workers’ comp grants? In Texas, there are four major categories of workers’ comp benefits. Depending on the circumstances of an injury, the recipient could be...
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How Do I File a Workers’ Comp Claim in Texas?
In Texas, employers are not required to carry workers’ comp insurance. This can lead to confusion for workers who are injured on the job and are seeking compensation for medical expenses and lost...
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Widow Denied Workers’ Comp Death Benefits – Why?
Her husband died in a car accident while driving to deliver documents to his employer. But Texas courts have said that she is not eligible for workers’ comp death benefits. Why? The worker was employed...
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Why Have Texas Workers’ Compensation Costs Significantly Dropped?
Texas has many unique and successful businesses, and they all rely on their employees to work hard and stay safe in a protected environment. Workers’ compensation is tool for businesses to provide...
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Do Nurses Have Higher Rates of Musculoskeletal Injuries?
Nurses are responsible for providing some of the most important patient care functions in hospitals. Although they may have dozens of job duties, nurses are often required to pick up and move patients....
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What is an Occupational Disease?
An occupational disease refers to a chronic health condition that was caused by your employment. Your job duties or work environment could contribute to the development of an occupational disease....
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Where Do I File for Workers’ Comp If I Am Injured Out of State?
A Texas man is seeking workers comp benefits from two Houma companies after suffering injuries on a barge last month. According to court records, the worker was lifting and fitting a heavy pipe...
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Do I Have to Use a Designated Doctor for Workers’ Comp?
Sometimes, after suffering a work injury, you’ll get a letter stating that you have to go to a designated doctor for examination. A designated doctor is a doctor the Texas Department of Insurance –...
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How Do I Resolve a Workers’ Comp Dispute?
Sometimes, when you make a workers’ compensation claim, a dispute may arise regarding your injury or illness. If something does arise, the first thing you want to do is get in contact with the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What Are the Four Types of Workers’ Comp Benefits?
What exactly are the benefits that workers’ comp grants? In Texas, there are four major categories of workers comp benefits. Depending on the circumstances of an injury, the recipient could be eligible...
View ArticleClik here to view.
How Do I File a Workers’ Comp Claim in Texas?
In Texas, employers are not required to carry workers’ comp insurance. This can lead to confusion for workers who are injured on the job and are seeking compensation for medical expenses and lost...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Widow Denied Workers’ Comp Death Benefits – Why?
Her husband died in a car accident while driving to deliver documents to his employer. But Texas courts have said that she is not eligible for workers’ comp death benefits. Why? The worker was employed...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Have Texas Workers’ Compensation Costs Significantly Dropped?
Texas has many unique and successful businesses, and they all rely on their employees to work hard and stay safe in a protected environment. Workers’ compensation is tool for businesses to provide...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Do Nurses Have Higher Rates of Musculoskeletal Injuries?
Nurses are responsible for providing some of the most important patient care functions in hospitals. Although they may have dozens of job duties, nurses are often required to pick up and move patients....
View ArticleClik here to view.
What is an Occupational Disease?
An occupational disease refers to a chronic health condition that was caused by your employment. Your job duties or work environment could contribute to the development of an occupational disease....
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Do I Have to Use a Designated Doctor for Workers’ Comp?
Sometimes, after suffering a work injury, you’ll get a letter stating that you have to go to a designated doctor for examination. A designated doctor is a doctor the Texas Department of Insurance –...
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