Our article library will help you know what to expect when seeking compensation after a negligence-related work injury. Learn about the common types of work injuries, how to report an accident to your employer, why you should contact an attorney as soon as possible, what an attorney can do to build your case, why you don't need any money upfront to obtain legal representation, and much more.
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Amputation Injury at Work and How a Texas Attorney Can HelpAmputation injuries can occur on the job, and the aftermath can be devastating, especially if your employer is a non-subscriber. A Texas injury attorney can help.
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Work-Related Respiratory Illness: What to Know and What to Do About ItIf you have a hazardous job that could potentially lead to a respiratory illness, it's important to know how to protect yourself both physically & financially.
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What to Do When You Experience Work-Related Brain InjuriesWork-related brain injuries are a very serious matter. It’s important to know how to seek damages if you find yourself working for a Texas non-subscriber.
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Compensation for Hearing Loss Injuries at Work With a Non-Subscriber EmployerHearing loss injuries at work are quite common. If you work for a non-subscriber employer, you need an attorney to help you get fair and full compensation.
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Defenses Your Non-Subscriber Employer Can’t Use in a Workplace Injury CaseA non-subscriber employer will be motivated to avoid compensating you for a workplace injury, but there are several defenses they are not allowed to use.
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Defenses a Non-Subscriber Employer Might Try to Avoid Compensating You for Your InjuriesA non-subscriber employer may try a variety of defenses to avoid compensating you for workplace injuries. An experienced attorney can counter those defenses.