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WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Working Class Texans Count on Us

At Morris & Dewett Injury Lawyers in Fort Worth, we believe in a simple philosophy: Everyone deserves to be able to rest after getting into an accident. As workers’ compensation attorneys, this means that we are tenacious about ensuring that all of our clients are given the workers’ comp benefits they need and deserve, no matter their industry or background. If you were hurt at work or during the scope of your employment, then you deserve a comfortable recovery made possible by workers’ compensation. It is that simple, and we will fight insurance companies to make sure it stays that way for you.

We are happy to help clients from all industries, such as:

Police officers
Medical professionals
Construction workers
Agricultural workers
Oilfield workers

Firefighters
Retail workers
Foodservice clerks
Truck and delivery drivers
Educators

Did you get hurt at work while employed in Fort Worth or the surrounding area? You might be owed workers’ compensation, so you should call us at (318) 221-1508 right away. Free case consultations are available to inquiring clients.

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Texas Workers’ Compensation Rules

In most states, workers’ compensation is guaranteed to practically all employees. But this is not the case in Texas. Currently, Texas is the only state in the country that does not require employers to purchase workers’ compensation insurance in most situations.

If your employer does not have workers’ compensation insurance, then you will have to file an injury claim against them and any other liable party if you get hurt at work. This process can be trickier because you will have to prepare a case that proves you did not cause your own injury. However, you are in luck now that you are here at Morris & Dewett Injury Lawyers. In addition to being great workers’ compensation attorneys, we are also accomplished personal injury lawyers, so you can depend on our team regardless of your workers’ compensation coverage or lack thereof.

When You Do Have Workers’ Compensation

Many employers in Texas opt to buy workers’ compensation insurance for their employees even though it is not required. They want to protect their personal and business finances from an injury claim or lawsuit, which is what workers’ comp insurance is designed to do. With that said, it is likely that you do have workers’ compensation if you are employed in Fort Worth, especially if you work for a recognizable or sizeable company.

If you do have workers’ compensation coverage, then your case will probably involve:

Reporting your injury or accident to your employer.
Going to an in-network medical provider for care.
Filing for workers’ compensation benefits.
Pursuing disability benefits if necessary.

The nice thing about workers’ compensation coverage is that it is based on a no-fault system. Liability is not directly taken into question for workers’ compensation cases. You could admit to causing your workplace accident and still be completely eligible for coverage.

What Coverage Does Workers’ Comp Provide?

Your workers’ compensation benefits will likely provide for:

Medical costs:

All of your treatments related to your work injury should be fully covered by the insurance company, including deductibles, co-pays, rehabilitative care, and prescriptions.
Wage loss:

If you miss work for an extended period, then you can receive a portion of the wages you were unable to earn, usually at a rate of 66.67% of your average pre-injury wages.
Vocational retraining:

Your employer must reasonably accommodate your injury and new limitations, which can include retraining you for a different job position.

Want to Get Back to Work? We Can Help

Most people who suffer a workplace injury just want to rest, heal, and get back to their careers. But you will not be able to do that if you are not supported as you deserve. Let our Fort Worth workers’ compensation attorneys handle your case from start to finish, so you can feel confident that you are getting the benefits you deserve with as little extra stress on your shoulders as possible.

See if you can get workers’ comp after a workplace accident in Texas. Call (318) 221-1508.

FORT WORTH WORKERS COMPENSATION ATTORNEYS

WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Texas Workers’ Compensation Rules

When You Do Have Workers’ Compensation

What Coverage Does Workers’ Comp Provide?

Medical costs:

Wage loss:

Vocational retraining:

Want to Get Back to Work? We Can Help

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FORT WORTH WORKERS COMPENSATION ATTORNEYS

WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Texas Workers’ Compensation Rules

When You Do Have Workers’ Compensation

What Coverage Does Workers’ Comp Provide?

Medical costs:

Wage loss:

Vocational retraining:

Want to Get Back to Work? We Can Help

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