Can I Be Fired for Filing a Workers’ Comp Claim in Texas?
If you’ve been hurt on the job in Texas, you may be afraid to report your injury or file a workers’ compensation claim because you worry your employer will fire
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If you’ve been hurt on the job in Texas, you may be afraid to report your injury or file a workers’ compensation claim because you worry your employer will fire
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) publishes annual data on its most frequently cited safety violations. These violations highlight the hazards that most often lead to injuries and fatalities
When you’re injured on the job in Texas, the decisions you make in the hours and days that follow can dramatically affect your medical recovery, your income, and your legal
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in Texas. When a worker tragically loses their life due to unsafe conditions, defective equipment, or employer negligence, families are left facing
At MLF Legal, we don’t just let insurance companies dismiss legitimate injuries as “degenerative.” Our workers’ compensation lawyers dig into the medical records, compare imaging studies when possible, and work
Construction sites are complex environments. Multiple contractors, subcontractors, property owners, and equipment suppliers often work side by side. When a construction site accident happens, workers may assume their only option
Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in Texas. Falls, struck‑by incidents, electrocutions, and equipment failures (some of the most common construction site accidents) can cause life‑changing injuries. With
MLF Legal’s work on third-party claims involves representing clients who have been injured by someone other than their employer. These claims are separate from workers’ compensation and allow injured individuals
Construction is one of Texas’s fastest-growing yet most dangerous industries. With falls, struck-by incidents, electrocutions, and equipment failures leading to severe injuries, understanding your rights is crucial. If you or
In Texas, many construction employers opt out of workers’ compensation insurance, becoming “nonsubscribers.” This unique status can significantly impact injured workers, offering them the opportunity to file negligence lawsuits for