When someone gets hurt and can’t work, one of the first questions that comes up is: “Should I file for workers’ comp or disability?” The answer depends not just on
In workers’ compensation medicine, few phrases cause more confusion — or more disputes — than “aggravation of a pre-existing condition.” Whether a case hinges on a temporary flare-up or a
When a work-injury claim stalls or gets denied, the culprit is often not the law — it’s the medicine. Specifically, an incomplete or poorly reasoned medical causation report. Across Texas,
Why the First Steps in Work Place Injuries Matter Most If you’ve just been injured at work, you’re not alone. Millions of workers every year suffer injuries ranging from sudden
Why OSHA Recordables Matter More Than Ever Every employer in high-risk industries knows the weight of an OSHA recordable injury. Each entry on the OSHA 300 log is more than
Why the Right Expert Matters For attorneys practicing in workers’ compensation, personal injury, and liability cases, expert witnesses and independent medical examiners (IMEs) often determine whether a case succeeds or
