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Injuries Sustained by Healthcare Workers on the Job in Texas Are you a healthcare worker in Texas? Read about injuries you may suffer at your job and your right to compensation if you work for a non-subscriber employer. -
Liability in Heavy Machinery Construction Accidents in Texas Your non-subscriber employer and other negligent parties may be liable to compensate you for your injuries in a heavy machinery construction accident in Texas. -
Difference Between a Claim and Lawsuit in a Truck Wreck Case Filing a claim and a lawsuit following a truck accident in the Dallas/Fort Worth area are not the same thing. Learn key differences between them here. -
Texas Medical Board Rules on Opioid Prescriptions If you are a doctor and prescribe opioids or other medications for chronic pain, you must follow strict Texas Medical Board rules. Find out what they are here. -
Heavy Machinery Accidents at Construction Sites in Texas Cranes, forklifts, bulldozers and other heavy equipment cause workers to suffer injuries in construction accidents in Texas. Learn how they happen here. -
Dangers of Hands-Free Cellphone Use by Truckers in Texas Truckers are not prohibited from hands-free cellphone use. However, this dangerous practice leads to truck accidents. Find out why here. -
Why Patients File Complaints Against Doctors With the TMB Learn the reasons that patients file complaints against doctors with the TMB to avoid being the subject of one and to know what to do if you’re investigated. -
Elements of Wrongful Termination Based on Discrimination If you were fired and are considering a wrongful termination claim, it is important to understand what you will have to prove to have a valid legal claim. -
Causes of Workplace Crushing Injuries Were you crushed by an object on the job? Learn the causes of these injuries and your right to compensation if you work for a Texas non-subscriber employer. -
Proving Employer Terminated Due To Retaliation How do you prove a retaliatory termination claim against a Dallas/Fort Worth or Mid-Cities employer?