- If you are injured in a car accident while performing job duties, such as making a delivery or running a work errand, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation.
- If you were injured in a car accident while on a business trip, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation.
- If you are injured in a car accident and your employer pays you for the time you spend commuting, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation.
- If you were injured in a car accident during your commute to work and you use a company car, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation.
- If you were injured in a car accident during your commute and your employer does not pay you for your commute time and you were not on specific work business, you may not be eligible for workers’ compensation.
- If you were injured in a car accident on your way to or from a non-required work-related event, you may not be eligible for workers’ compensation.
Workers’ compensation law can be complex, especially if you are seeking workers’ comp benefits for a car accident injury sustained while participating in a work-related activity. If you have been injured in a car accident and you believe that the car accident was related to your job, talk to a Texas workers’ comp attorney today about the specifics of your case.