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Texas Workers’ Compensation Lawyers

Are you navigating the complexities of Texas workers’ compensation? Our experienced team of lawyers, Daniel Morris and Matt Lewis, are here to guide you through every step of the process. With a proven track record and a commitment to maximizing your benefits, we understand the challenges you face. From Benefit Review Conferences to Contested Case Hearings, we’ll ensure your voice is heard. Plus, we’ve created a FREE Ultimate Survival Guide for Texas Injured Workers to empower you against insurance companies. Don’t face this battle alone—contact us today for a free consultation and take the first step towards securing your rights!

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Causation Letter And Extent Of Injury

Injured at work? Understanding the intricacies of causation letters and extent of injury disputes is crucial for your case. Did you know that simply having an MRI report isn’t enough to prove your injury? You must demonstrate not only what your injury is but also how it occurred. A well-crafted causation letter from your doctor can be the key to establishing this connection. Discover the essential elements of a strong causation letter and learn how to effectively communicate your injury’s mechanism to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Read on to empower your claim!

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It Is Error When Impairment Ratings Reduced Because Of Pre-Existing Conditions

Impairment rating is a system used in workers’ compensation to determine the severity of an injury or illness. It measures the extent to which an injured worker has lost the use or function of a body part or organ as a result of the injury. It is determined by doctors who use clinical tests, imaging, and other medical evaluations to rate the level of impairment.

The impairment rating is then used to calculate the amount of compensation that an injured worker is entitled to under the law. Compensation may include medical expenses, lost wages, and disability benefits. The impairment rating system varies by state, but it is typically based on guidelines established by medical associations.

It is important to note that an impairment rating does not account for the worker’s ability to perform their job duties. In some cases, a worker may still be able to work despite their impairment, while in others, they may not be able to work at all.

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