Texas Workers' Compensation
Providing workers' comp information, news, facts, and contact information for employees, employers, insurers, and medical providers. Find rules, statutes, forms, and professional help relating to workplace injuries and disabilities in the state of Texas.
What is Workers' Compensation
Workers' compensation laws provide money and medical benefits to an employee who has an injury as a result of an accident, injury or occupational disease on-the-job. Workers' compensation is designed to protect workers and their dependents against the hardships from injury or death arising out of the work environment. It is intended to benefit the employee and employer alike. The employee receives money (usually on a weekly or biweekly basis) and medical benefits in exchange for forfeiting the common law right to sue the employer. The employer benefits by receiving immunity from court actions against them by the employee in exchange for accepting liability that is limited and determined. The question of negligence or fault is usually not at issue.
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50 States Comparative Tables
Insurance
Type Of Law And Insurance Requirements Numerical Exemptions
Coverage Of Agricultural Workers
Coverage Of Domestic Employees
States Allowing Self-Insurance
States With A State-Run Workers Compensation Fund
Medical & Rehabilitation Benefits
Indemnity Benefits
Waiting Periods
Maximum and Minimum Compensation Rates
Methods Of Payment Of Scheduled Awards
States Providing Disfigurement Benefits
Maximum Burial Allowances
Maximum Compensation Adjustment Dates And Percentages
Method Of Payment of Compensation
Offset Provisions
Maximum and Minimum Compensation Rates
Methods Of Payment Of Scheduled Awards
States Providing Disfigurement Benefits
Maximum Burial Allowances
Maximum Compensation Adjustment Dates And Percentages
Method Of Payment of Compensation
Offset Provisions
Licensing & Continuing Education
Attorney Continuing Education Requirements By State
Reporting Requirements
Employer's Report of Accident
Fraud
Fraud Laws Immunity Laws
Additional Charts
Subrogation Drug Free Workplace Policies And Testing Regulations
Workers̢۪ Compensation For Volunteer Firefighters
Benefit Calculators - State Benefits
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