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The Complexity of Workers’ Compensation Insurance

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The Complexity of Workers’ Compensation Insurance

Essential to your legal pursuit of compensation is knowledge of the employer’s Workers’ Compensation Insurance status. This will determine the legal routes by which you may legally pursue compensation for your financial and emotional losses. Your Scaffold Accident Death Attorney will best be able to assist you in determining this essential factor. More about our “Workers Compensation Lawyers in San Antonio” here

In Texas, the Workers’ Compensation Law has recently been reshaped to be of greater benefit to the employers who have opted to carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance. This has come about as a result of pressure placed upon the Texas Legislature by companies wishing to cap their liability for damages in the event of worker injuries and or fatalities. “Tort Reform”, as it has since been labeled reduces an employer’s liability for further damages sought by injured workers, or the families of workers who have been killed on the job for employers who carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance (subscribers). However, do not be misled into believing that you are not legally entitled to sue for damages awarded under Workers’ Compensation simply because of this fact. Find information on how to act after a “Work Accident Injury in San Antonio” here.

Even in cases of fatal workplace accidents in which the employer is a subscriber, third parties exist, from whom compensation can be sought. On the other hand, the Tort Reform/ Workers’ Compensation Insurance Law punishes employers who did not subscribe to Workers’ Compensation (non-subscribers) by not shielding them from damages sought by injured workers, and the families of workers wrongfully killed in on the job, or work-related accidents. Lawsuits arising from the families of workers killed in work-related accidents often provide damages that exceed the customary amounts paid by Workers’ Compensation Insurance. Lawsuits against subscriber and non-subscriber employers are handled differently and involve their own resulting complexities.

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