Workplace Injury Attorneys in Texas
Top-Rated Texan Workplace Injury Attorneys
A workplace injury _ depending on its severity_ can be painful, incapacitating, and at all times a stressful situation. In addition, victims and their families lose income from spending time in recovery, can lose potential due to disability or inability to continue working, and face financial strain from medical expenses.
If you or a loved one has recently suffered a workplace injury in Texas you may feel confused regarding the steps you have to take towards your compensation. While your main focus is probably on getting better and recovering from the accident, you also have to start thinking about receiving the legal compensation you deserve.
However, it can be overwhelming to face the worker’s compensation process alone. Having a top workplace injury attorney by your side can make a huge difference in the outcome of your workplace injury case. At Manuel Diaz Law Firm, our workplace injury attorneys have a solid and extensive background in handling all types of civil claims on behalf of our clients and we can put all our expertise to work in your workplace injury case.
We understand how stressful and painful a workplace injury can be. We want you to focus on your physical, emotional, and psychological recovery while you let us handle the legal issues on your behalf. We are experts in the Texas workers’ compensation system and can make sure you receive the most beneficial compensation possible. Contact us today for a free consultation! If we take on your case, we only get paid when you do.
Workplace Injuries in Texas
According to the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), Texas private industry employers reported 187,600 total recordable nonfatal workplace injuries in 2019. Of them, almost 50,000 were of a serious nature and resulted in days away from work (DAFW) (For more information, please review Document 1 and Document 2).
During that same year, the goods-producing industries reported 10,030 DAFW cases while the serving-providing industries reported 39,810 DAFW cases. Those employees occupied in building and grounds cleaning and maintenance; arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media; educational instruction and library; and sales registered fewer cases than in 2018 while those occupied in food preparation and serving and computer and mathematical occupations registered statistically significant increases when comparing 2019 to 2018.
Fortunately, relying on an experienced workplace injury attorney in Texas can help you navigate with ease the intricate personal injury case ahead if you or a loved one were injured in the workplace.
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Understanding the Difference Between Workers’ Comp and a 3rd Personal Injury Lawsuit
When an injured employee files a worker’s compensation claim in Texas, not only are they required to treat with a doctor chosen by the company, but their weekly benefits will be substantially less than if they recovered damages for all of their injuries and financial losses through a personal injury lawsuit against your company or any other responsible parties.
Unlike workers’ comp, a personal injury lawsuit gives you the best chance of making a full physical and financial recovery because you can choose your preferred doctor for treatment and you are enabled to recover all of your damages—including all past and future “economic damages,” such as medical expenses and lost wages—as well as any “non-economic damages,” like pain and suffering, mental anguish, physical impairment, physical disfigurement and, in some cases, punitive damages.
Workplace Injuries Require a Special Legal Defense
Winning your workplace injury case in Texas
Workplace injuries are traumatic and emotionally exhausting and worse yet are going through a personal injury as part of that accident. You may feel in pain and uncertain regarding your options. You may find yourself wondering who is responsible for your injuries and whether you can hold them accountable for them or seek compensation.
At Manuel Diaz Law Firm our team of expert attorneys in workplace injuries has the experience and know-how to make sure you get what you deserve. We have a solid track record of successful personal injury cases.
Our competent workplace injury attorneys in Texas are eager and ready to learn more about how they can help you and your family. Give us a call or send us an email today and get an initial free consultation at our offices in Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, or Denton. Find out why so many Texas residents rely on our expertise when it comes to seeking the compensation they deserve.
Why Choose Manuel Diaz Law Firm For Your Workplace Injury Case?
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Personal Injury FAQ
- Report the accident so a police officer can make an official report and investigation.
- Take the other person’s information. This includes name, address, insurance policy information, vehicle information and phone number.
- Take pictures of the accident scene and injuries (if possible). This is important to help establish responsibility of the accident and injuries.
- Never sign any documents you don’t understand. Remember insurance policies are not on your side and they will try to settle your case with the least amount possible. If they ask you to sign any documents accepting any offer, this will waive your right of getting your medical bills paid and the compensation you deserve.
- Do not admit fault if you are unsure who caused the accident. Contact us immediately at 855-900-3429. Our consultation is FREE and if we don’t win, we don’t charge you!
- Lost wages
- Lost future earning potential
- Medical expenses
- Pain and suffering
- Punitive damages
- Mental anguish
- Property damage
- Loss of companionship
- Reduced quality of life
The Shared Fault Rule in Texas is a comparative negligence rule that determines proportionate responsibility. In short, each party may be responsible “in part” for the accident and subsequent damages and injuries. As such, liability for damages can be designated that are proportionate to the level of fault a party is responsible for.
This rule allows you to potentially collect compensation even if you were partially at fault for the accident. However, Texas adheres to a 51% bar rule, meaning that you are ineligible to collect damages for those injuries which you were 51% or more responsible for.
Our law firm knows what is needed to prove fault and get you maximum compensation. We gather the evidence needed to position your case and argument in the best possible light, ensuring the truth is presented in court.
Call or message today to find out how strong of a case you have against liable third parties.
- Report the incident to your supervisor- this is highly important because your employer might deny the accident occurred during work and claim it happened outside of work.
- Seek for medical attention- a physician needs to make an evaluation and recommend a treatment plan.
- Call us- you need an experienced attorney by your side.
Our Service Areas
We proudly serve the greater communities of Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Denton
Free Consultation with a Leading Workplace Injury Lawyer
You need a seasoned Texas-based workplace injury lawyer with the grit and determination to help you win your case. Our trial attorneys are talented, experienced, and passionate about exonerating our clients.
Put our years of experience and demonstrated track record of results to work for you. Call or message today for a free initial consultation.
