Here you'll find a collection of articles containing in-depth insights and quick answers to common questions about Non-Subscriber.
Rights of an Injured Worker In a Texas Non-Subscriber On-The-Job Injury Case: When an employer opts out of a Texas workers' compensation plan, they are known as a "non-subscriber." When an employer who works for such an employer is injured, they have what is called a "non-subscriber case." A non-subscriber case is completely different than...
Read MoreSome employers fake having workers' comp coverage. Texas law allows companies to either opt-into or out of workers' comp coverage. Companies that opt-in only have to pay injured workers the bare minimum and can never be sued. Companies that opt-out of workers' comp coverage are called non-subscribers and they can be sued for great sums...
Read MoreWhat compensation can I recover in my Non-Subscriber work injury case under Texas law? When you've been in a work injury, your next logical step is to find out if your employer has workers' compensation coverage or not. When they do not have this coverage, since they can opt out in Texas, your employer then...
Read MoreWhen is the right time to file a non-subscriber lawsuit? For many clients and prospective clients, we recommend not suing their non-subscriber employer following a work injury. Often times it's unnecessary, and many employers who are non-subscribers will pay fair compensation to their workers, even the law doesn't require them to do so proactively. But...
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