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Texas Workers’ Compensation Lawyers

If you were injured on the job and you’re not being treated fairly by your employer, the insurance company, or company doctor, our team of top-notch attorneys will be there to help.

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Who will help me if I’m getting the runaround or being denied benefits?

Texas worker’s compensation entitles you to medical care and income benefits if you have been injured on your job. If you have experienced an injury while at work, lost time and lost wages from your job call us now. Job injuries require workers comp attorneys with job injury experience, who are able to quickly answer your questions concerning workers comp and to help you get the maximum amount of Texas Workers Compensation benefits. Call 888-434-COMP (888-434-2667) today to learn your options and how to best protect your family and job. The call is free. If you have a workers comp claim, we have experience in representing injured workers before the Department of Workers Compensation (previously known as the Texas Workers Compensation Commission).

A few questions to ask yourself about Texas Workers Compensation:

  • Have you been injured on the job? If so, you have rights and options under Texas law. Call us to find out what your next move should be and how you should proceed.
  • Have you missed more than seven days from work? If so, you should be entitled to Temporary Income Benefits while you’re treating and getting better.
  • How has the Texas Workers Comp system hurt you and your family? You do not have to go this alone. We can help you through this difficult time in your life. Call us at our toll-free telephone number 1-888-434-COMP or use our Live Chat feature on this website.
  • Are you being short-changed on your Texas Workers Compensation check? Call today and find out. The call is FREE and there is no obligation. It is not at all uncommon for us to obtain our clients very large increases in their workers comp checks, and very large deficit payments for all the weeks they’ve been underpaid!

Texas Workers Comp enables an injured worker to receive medical benefits as well as income benefits. You should be receiving treatment for ALL of your injuries, not just the ones the insurance company wants to accept. Do not let the carrier deny you benefits.

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Experienced Texas Workers Comp Attorneys Can Help

You need a [[Texas Workers Comp lawyer]] because the insurance company is not in the business of looking out for your best interests. The insurance company is in business to make a profit. If you don’t have an aggressive attorney you are likely to not get some benefits or get less than you deserve. Don’t be afraid to call us and ask questions. There are no dumb questions.

If you don’t really have a question call anyway and let us explain some of the issues you should be thinking about. Here are a few questions that you may want to ask:

  • [[Can I get an advance from the Workers Comp Insurance Company?]]
  • [[Can my weekly check be increased?]]
  • [[Can I change doctors or get a second opinion?]]
  • [[Should I worry about being fired?]]
  • [[How much can I get for my lump sum settlement?]]

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Your Ombudsman is underpaid, overworked, and not equipped to adequately handle their high caseload. Every day, injured workers report that it’s hard to get their ombudsman to return their calls. We’ve even heard credible reports of ombudsmen missing deadlines and (illegally) giving bad legal advice.

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