Workers' compensation lawyers in Texas
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Workers’ compensation lawyers near Texas
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Khattar Law
1616 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212
Khattar Law was established in 1991 to support injured Texas workers. Clients describe the team as professional and supportive, always taking the time to help them through the stressful workers' comp process. Khattar Law offers free consultations and doesn't charge upfront fees.
Spencer Anderson
4416 Ramsgate St #202, San Antonio, TX 78230
Spencer Anderson was established in 2012 to represent Texas workers. Clients appreciate that the team is patient and knowledgeable. They listen to their clients, answer questions, and clearly explain what to expect. Spencer Anderson offers free consultations and doesn't charge upfront fees.
Workers’ compensation in Texas
See how compensation in Texas compares to the rest of the country.
210,100
residents who file for workers' comp per year
10
median days out of work
72.5%
percent of former wages paid
Your temporary total disability benefit (TTD) amount will be between 70-75% of your pre-tax average weekly wage (AWW). This amount depending on your wage rate before injury. If you reach your maximum medical improvement and still can't work, you may receive permanent disabiltiy benefits — which are calculated differently.
7
waiting period in days
You need to be out of work for a certain number of days to receive payments for lost work. Each state has a waiting period of between three and seven days set by law.
104
max weeks receiving payments
You can continue to receive payments for temporary total disability for two years. If at this time your condition has stabilized, and you still can’t work like you used to, you may qualify for permanent disability benefits.
1
years to file after injury
You'll have one year after your injury to file for workers' compensation. You'll want to inform your employer you were hurt much earlier than this — ideally, as soon the incident occurs.
Workers’ compensation: Why work with a lawyer?
Workers' Compensation: Why work with a lawyer?
While the workers’ compensation process may seem straightforward, it’s hard to know whether your settlement, your medical care, and your work accommodations are fair. Workers’ comp lawyers help you claim the maximum possible payout. They also make the process less stressful — mediating between doctors, employers, and insurance companies. Best of all, lawyers don’t charge anything upfront; they only get paid when you win or settle.
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FAQs about workers' compensation
Do I need a workers' compensation lawyer in Texas?
If your injuries are very minor, and you spend little (or no) time away from work, then a lawyer may not be much help. But if you require medical attention, miss work, or return to work on “light duty” — a workers’ compensation lawyer can ensure you get the care and payout you deserve. In fact, workers’ compensation payouts average 5x as much when a lawyer gets involved.
How much do workers' compensation lawyers charge in Texas?
Workers’ compensation lawyers charge nothing upfront — they only get paid once you win or settle. In Texas, the maximum a lawyer can charge is up to 25% of your weekly or total income benefit. Because they’re paid a percentage of your payout, lawyers are incentivized to get you the best outcome possible.
How does Atticus find the right lawyer for me?
Our Harvard and Stanford-trained lawyers vet workers’ compensation firms nationwide, and invite the top firms into our network. To get matched, you'll fill out our 2-minute workers’ comp quiz and talk briefly with one of our client advocates. They'll consider your case details and find the lawyer who's the best fit for you.