
Cervical Injuries in Texas Workers’ Compensation Claims
Cervical injuries — injuries to the cervical spine, located in the upper portion of the spine just below the skull — are among the most serious injuries in Texas workers’
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Cervical injuries — injuries to the cervical spine, located in the upper portion of the spine just below the skull — are among the most serious injuries in Texas workers’

Low back injuries are the most common injuries in Texas workers’ compensation — and the most frequently disputed.
Whether caused by lifting, bending, twisting, slipping, or repetitive strain, low back

Lifting injuries are among the most common workplace injuries in Texas — especially in construction, warehousing, manufacturing, delivery, nursing, and oilfield work.
But despite how frequently they occur, lifting

When a worker dies because of a job related injury or illness, Texas law provides Death Income Benefits (DIBs) to help support the surviving family. These benefits are governed by

Lifetime Income Benefits — commonly called LIBs — are the highest‑paying and longest‑lasting benefits available under the Texas Workers’ Compensation Act. They are reserved for the most catastrophic injuries and

Supplemental Income Benefits — commonly called SIBs — are long‑term wage‑replacement benefits available to injured workers in Texas who suffer serious, lasting impairment and cannot return to work at their

The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation recently released a report showing that designated doctor opinions are upheld 98.6% of the time.
At the same time, Texas Labor Code §408.1225

A Required Medical Examination (RME) doctor is a physician chosen by the insurance company and approved by the Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) to examine an injured worker for specific

A Required Medical Examination (RME) doctor is a physician chosen by the insurance company and approved by the Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) to examine an injured worker for specific

Some victories are satisfying.
Some are strategic.
And some — like this one — are poetic.
This is the story of how we used the insurance company’s own