I was injured on the job, but didn't get a doctor's note for my boss. Can I get Texas Worker's Comp for my medical expenses?

 

A: Our Galveston workers' comp lawyers reply that it depends. Under Texas workers' compensation rules, you must report an injury to your employer within 30 days of the date of the accident. Failure to follow the law's reporting requirements, deadlines, and procedures could result in denial or loss of your benefits under the Texas workers' comp statute.
 
Without further information on your situation, we can't provide a definitive answer to your question. We do offer a free initial legal consultation to injured workers who have questions about what they should do after their accidents. If you've been injured on the job, you need to take action as soon as possible to ensure that you receive the benefits to which you're entitled.
 
So feel free to call us toll free at 877-307-9500 to schedule your case evaluation. Or you could set up your free case evaluation through our online contact functions. Don't let your eligibility for Texas workers' comp benefits expire. Contact our Galveston workers' comp lawyers right away to get answers to your questions and helpful advice on how to proceed in making a successful claim.

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