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By Jeffrey Rasansky | April 30th 2014 | FAQ , Work Accidents
Answer: While this usually doesn't happen, it’s a possibility that you should be aware of and ready for. Some employers might feel that your Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | April 30th 2014 | FAQ , Work Accidents
Answer: It depends. Are you 100% certain that your employer subscribes to the state-run workers' compensation program? If you've verified with the Texas Department Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | April 30th 2014 | FAQ , Work Accidents
Answer: Workers' compensation (often referred to as "worker's compensation," "workers comp," or workman's comp") is a state-run, no-fault insurance program which provides injured employees Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 25th 2014 | FAQ , Wrongful Death
Answer: The law requires you to prove the following things when suing an individual or company over a wrongful death: That you are a Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 25th 2014 | FAQ , Wrongful Death
Answer: You are allowed to sue an employer for a wrongful death accident as long as the employer did not subscribe to workers' compensation. Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 25th 2014 | FAQ , Wrongful Death
Answer: A family has up to two years from the death of a family member to file a wrongful death lawsuit. This figure was Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 25th 2014 | FAQ , Wrongful Death
Answer: A wrongful death is any kind of death that may have resulted as a direct result of negligence by another party, be that Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 11th 2014 | FAQ , Medical Malpractice
Answer: Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider’s actions (or failure to act) fall below the accepted medical standard of care and cause injury, Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 11th 2014 | FAQ , Medical Malpractice
Answer: The value of a medical malpractice case depends on the specific damages (losses) you or your family suffered because of a medical error. Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Rasansky | March 11th 2014 | FAQ , Medical Malpractice
Answer: In 2003, Texas residents approved a constitutional amendment (tort reform) to cap non-economic damages at $250,000 for all medical malpractice cases. The vote, Continue Reading

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