After a car accident, the process of determining who is at fault will begin, and, as a victim, you have a lot to lose if a concrete determination of fault cannot be made. Unfortunately, all car accidents are unique and different, thus leaving a large gray area of interpretation on who is to blame and […]
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gotten calls from injured workers (whose employers are non-subscriber to workers’ comp) who tell me that their bosses are denying any compensation because they’re “independent contractors.” In this blogpost, I’m going to break down exactly what an independent contractor actually is in the eyes of the law, […]
Read MoreWe got a non-subscriber work injury call from a Lubbock resident who’d been hurt pretty badly while working for a sizable company. While we won’t get into any details, of course, his question was more or less this: “I want to file a lawsuit to recover money for my hospital bills and anything else I’m […]
Read MoreAfter a serious car accident, victims have a lot to deal with. They’ve got to find transportation while their cars are being prepared, explain to their bosses why they’ve missed some work, and deal with the fear and trauma after such a terrible collision. Plus, they’re dealing with important medical issues. We’ve seen car accident […]
Read MoreAfter being injured in a car wreck, your first inclination is to go to the doctor. That’s good. Getting a big settlement in your case does you no good if you are still in poor health afterwards. However, many of our clients don’t have the means to get all of the medical attention that they […]
Read MoreDuring a morning or afternoon rush hour, the roads are clogged with people trying to get to or from work. While this is generally only an annoyance, it can become quite dangerous. First, you’ve got people rushing to work or trying to get home to do things like take a kid to soccer practice, so […]
Read MoreWe can’t tell you how many times we get phone calls from folks who’ve been in car accident who tried the “do it yourself” approach first. They call the insurance company of the person who hit them, and their own if they have underinsured motorist insurance, to file a claim. They quickly learn that the […]
Read MoreI got a call from the victim of a workplace accident in Houston. She was pretty banged up after the incident, and she hadn’t gone back to work yet. Her question to me was a common one: “My employer didn’t have workers’ comp (meaning they’re a non-subscriber). Can I get fired just because I was […]
Read MoreMany of us have been injured or have some health condition. Maybe you were hurt playing sports in high school or you have had diabetes most of your life. Oftentimes, clients who’ve been hurt in workplace accidents are concerned that their employer will claim that they were ALWAYS injured and that they shouldn’t be held […]
Read MoreA friend of mine from Austin called with a work injury question: his sister worked for a non-subscriber and endured several cuts to her hand on the job. Fortunately, the cuts weren’t especially serious—no tendons or bones were affected. Initially, the woman’s employer thought they had workers’ comp insurance, but it turned out the company […]
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